lindsey stadler
Lindsey Stadler is a Natural Resource Specialist at NOAA. She was a 2023 Knauss Marine Policy Fellow through Alaska SeaGrant after she earned her Masters of Science in marine biology from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Lindsey’s research focused on nearshore ecology of fishes in a changing climate. Her interests involve expanding our understanding of how nearshore environments will be affected by shifting conditions with the goal of informing on how to effectively apply adaptive management.
Lindsey is originally from Long Island, NY. She lived in the San Juan Islands, WA for many years working for an expedition company leading kayak and powerboat tours in the Salish Sea. She’s worked for various research organizations, volunteered at aquariums and wildlife rehabilitation centers, worked as a fish technician at a salmon hatchery in Southeast Alaska, and led backcountry kayaking expeditions for female-identifying and non-binary youth through Inspiring Girls Expeditions - Alaska.
In her current role, Lindsey helps to promote conservation efforts for protected species under the Endangered Species Act and Marine Mammal Protection Act. She has a deepened appreciation for the importance of these two historic pieces of legislation.
Lindsey is passionate about conserving aquatic habitats as well as connecting with people from different backgrounds and considering perspectives. She is especially interested in opportunities to promote equity in personal and professional settings. When not at work, Lindsey can be found outside with her dog, sailing, painting, or being with friends, and family.
