A Wildlife Management Coordinator with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, where she leads a team of biologists in the Jackson region on wildlife research, conservation, and management. She brings two decades of experience in wildlife biology and, in her current role, works at the intersection of science, policy, and leadership to guide decisions affecting Wyoming's wildlife. Cheyenne works closely with state and federal agencies, elected officials, and conservation partners on issues ranging from migration corridors to land use planning. A longtime Wyoming professional, she is grounded in the state’s landscapes and communities. Time spent in the field, on the job and with her family, continues to shape her approach and fuels her commitment to ensuring Wyoming’s wildlife and their habitats endure amid changing ecological and social pressures.