Jeremy worked in land and wildlife conservation for over a decade before moving to Colorado and becoming a real estate broker, where his focus includes helping clients with conservation easement projects. Originally from Utah, Jeremy grew up fishing and boating around the West, and settled in Southwest Colorado, largely for the access to public lands and the activities they support. He brings to the DRBA board a wealth of experience in community organizing, public policy, and communications, as well as an abiding love for rivers, particularly the Dolores. Jeremy lives in Mancos with his wife Kylan, their daughter Greta, and dogs Hoagie and Ruby.