Becky Lentz is the Regional Deputy Director for National Wildlife Federation’s Great Lakes Regional Center in Ann Arbor, MI.
The 20-staff regional office works with NWF and other organizations in each of the Great Lakes states. Major projects include Great Lakes restoration; protection of the Great Lakes from global warming; prevention of the introduction of aquatic invasive species; Great Lakes water management reform; environmental education; and protection of Lake Superior from sulfide mining.
Becky has served with NWF for over 17 years in a variety of management roles. In her current capacity as Deputy Director, she oversees center operations including supervision of staff, program management and implementation, financial management, administrative operations and human resources.
Prior to joining NWF, Becky worked for the University of Michigan Medical Center. She holds a B.S. in Public Law and Government and is currently a graduate student studying Non-Profit Management and Leadership at Eastern Michigan University.