Nicole Hill is a climate and conservation policy leader with 20 years of experience. At The Nature Conservancy, she directs the Arizona Climate and Energy Program, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Her background includes degrees from Clemson University and Ball State University, and a unique history in local government administration.
Outside of her primary role, Nicole is an avid outdoor enthusiast and community advocate. She has served two elected terms on the Tumwater City Council, working to build stronger neighborhoods. She is a supporter of local volunteer programs and enjoys exploring parks with her dog, Izzy.
Interesting fact: Nicole previously served six years as an elected City Council member in Tumwater, Washington, chairing multiple committees.
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