Audrey Menninga (she/her)
ISN Coordinator

Audrey graduated from Northern Michigan University with a dual bachelor’s in environmental science and writing. She also just recently finished her Professional Science Masters in Conservation Biology from the University of Wisconsin - Stout (a COVID regret 😅). Upon leaving her undergraduate in 2014, she started working in the invasive species field and never stopped. Work opportunities led her up to Traverse City in 2016 and she fell in love with the area. 
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Audrey has been with the Invasive Species Network since 2017, starting as an Invasive Species Survey Technician. The next field season, she was Treatment Crew Lead. Eventually full time funding allowed her to work as an Invasive Species Specialist in 2019, covering additional hemlock woolly adelgid surveys. In the midst of many changes in 2021, Audrey was promoted to ISN's Director at the end of the year. 
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If you're not already familiar with Audrey, you might spot her by her brightly colored hair! When she's not at work or studying, Audrey likes to read, hike, and play with her cats. 

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​(231) 299-0786