For more than 50 years, the Seabird Institute has protected and studied restored seabird colonies along the coast of Maine. This work continues today as we expand our reach, supporting Tufted Puffin conservation efforts along the California Current, contributing to restoration and conservation efforts across the globe, and inspiring our worldwide audience to protect and advocate for birds and the resources on which birds—and people—rely.
Kelly Bell-Brown
Office Coordinator
Laurie Bragg
Center Director, Seabird Institute
Bethany Carl Kraft
Senior Director, Coastal and Marine Resilience
Stacy DeHart
Office Assistant
Kimberly Faux
Communications Manager
Jeff Koehler
Facilities Coordinator
Katherine Luscher
Senior Coordinator, Tufted Puffins at the Seabird Institute
Don Lyons
Director, Conservation Science of Audubon's Seabird Institute
Susie Meadows
Manager, Project Puffin Visitor Center
Terry Mingle
Assistant to the Director/Website and Social Media Manager
Johanna Pittman
Director of Institutional Giving
Susan Schubel
Outreach Instructor
Paula Shannon
Seabird Sanctuary Manager
Amy Simmons
Director, Leadership Giving
Eric Snyder
Facilities and Operations Manager
Rosy Tucker
Manager of Public Programs
Our Values
The Seabird Institute believes that inspiring all people to love and protect nature is best achieved when we embrace diversity as a value and practice. In the same way seabird colonies need many types of seabirds to take hold and flourish, an organization thrives when it includes a diversity of people and perspectives. We recognize that inequities are widespread and create gaps between our present reality and our aspirations. The Seabird Institute is committed to:
- Reflecting the diversity of the community in our board, staff, volunteers, and members.
- Ensuring our internal culture, business practices, and programs are welcoming and advance our diversity goals.
- Empowering people to make positive changes in their community and our planet.
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