Meghan Tuttle

About Meghan Tuttle

I’m an Environmental Affairs Manager with over 20 years of experience navigating the complex intersection of environmental regulation, forest science, and boots-on-the-ground implementation. I lead strategic policy and regulatory engagement across 2.6 million acres of Western Timberlands, specializing in endangered species, clean water, forest chemicals, and sustainability.My background spans land use negotiations, GIS, stakeholder engagement, and field operations—from managing road systems on the Olympic Peninsula to testifying on forest environmental regulations and carbon policy. I bring a collaborative, data-informed approach to solving environmental challenges and building durable relationships across agencies, communities, and industry.

Experience

1. Western Environmental Affairs Manager

   Weyerhaeuser

   Jan 2018 — Present

   Manage and anticipate environmental and regulatory issues, e.g, Endangered Species Act (ESA), Clean Water Act (CWA), forest chemicals, forest carbon policy and state forestry practices on Weyerhaeuser\'s 2.6 million acres of Western Timberlands located in the PNW. Coordinate with timberlands operations, government affairs, state and federal regulatory agencies and external stakeholders.

Education

• Whitman College

  Geology-Environmental Studies

  2001 — 2005

• Whitman College

  Geology-Environmental Studies, Geology

  2001 — 2005

Skills

• Gis
• Project Management
• Land Use
• Forest Management
• Environmental Awareness
• Natural Resource Management
• Forestry
• Communication
• Arcmap
• Geographic Information Systems (Gis)
• Data Analysis
• Analysis
• Sustainability
• Research
• Community Outreach
• Microsoft Office
• Strategic Planning
• Arcgis
• Community Service