Molly Alves is a Wildlife Biologist for the Tulalip Tribes of Washington, where she has worked for over eight years to protect and restore treaty-reserved subsistence resources. Unfortunately for her other job responsibilities, she dedicates most of her time and passion to salmon recovery via beaver relocation as manager of The Tulalip Beaver Project. Beginning this August, she will build on this work as a Masters student at Utah State University, where she will be studying the global policies and practices surrounding beaver relocation and management.
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