Kamberlee Allison

Kamberlee joined the Foundation as an intern in June 2018. After the internship, Kamberlee worked in the field as a conservation technician for a year. She then took on a new role and ran the Foundation’s youth education, volunteer, and internship programs as the Education and Outreach Coordinator. She now plans and manages the fundraising events and the River Ambassador program, working with members and local Guides and Outfitters as the Foundation’s Outreach and Events Manager.  Kamberlee grew up just South of Rexburg and spent much of her time recreating on the nearby rivers and reservoirs, including the Henry’s Fork. She graduated from BYU-Idaho with a B.S. in Biology and an emphasis in Zoology. In her free time, Kamberlee enjoys rock climbing, huckleberry picking, and enjoying the myriad of other outdoor recreational activities Idaho has to offer.

“The people I work and associate with not just within our organization, but our partners, collaborators, and the local youth, make working towards HFF’s mission a true joy. I absolutely love seeing the curiosity and enthusiasm both our local youth and interns have for environmental conservation.”