Rachel Brittin

Rachel Brittin serves as Public Affairs Director for the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (IAFWA) where she is responsible for communicating the mission of the Association and its member states' conservation issues on a national level by providing strategic outreach and communications assistance. Prior to joining IAFWA, Rachel served as Communications Director for American Forests, a nonprofit organization advocating the restoration and preservation of United States forests. Rachel began her conservation work with World Wildlife Fund where she worked as Foundation and Corporate Relations Associate, to help develop funding for the seven U.S. ecosystems identified as part of the world's 200 most endangered areas. She earned his bachelors degree in English and Communications from Hollins University.