Zac Wiebe

Zac spent much of his childhood exploring Rocky Mountain National Park's west side, developing a deep love for the area and a desire to pursue a career in natural resources. After completing a degree in Natural Resources Management and Geographic Information Systems from Colorado State University, he spent years conducting research throughout the park to help inform the management of elk and vegetation. Currently, Zac works for the Larimer County Department of Natural Resources, an agency that shares many similarities with the Rocky Mountain Conservancy, including a focus on environmental education, land conservation, responsible public land stewardship, and fostering the connection of youth and the outdoors. In the past, Zac served on the board of the nonprofit Backcountry Snowsports Alliance and helped oversee its merger with the Colorado Mountain Club. He lives with his wife, Nicole, and son, Quinn, in Ft. Collins and has been on the Conservancy board since 2015.