Join us for our April 2025 monthly club meeting featuring Rebecca Flitcroft!

Rebecca Flitcroft is a research fish biologist with the United States Forest Service at the Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon, USA.

Rebecca has always loved water and is fascinated by the creatures that live within it. Her family has always lived near water, and she grew up paddling her toes in the Singapore Strait, as well as the North Atlantic and the Pacific oceans. As a fish research biologist, Rebecca seeks to better understand how people interact with forests and fish in the complex riverscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

As part of this work, she is interested in facilitating the development and translation of science into information that supports applied conservation, protection, and understanding of freshwater habitats and biota. Rebecca holds a doctorate in fisheries science and a master of science in natural resource geography from Oregon State University, as well as a bachelor of science in both environmental science and economics from Willamette University.