Amanda formed Fuller Coast & Water Strategies in 2023, after nearly 15 years ofexperience with conservation organizations advancing water and coastal policies forthe benefit of people and wildlife. After law school, Amanda worked for the WorldWildlife Fund in Washington, D.C., and focused on international water law andpolicy. She went on to spend more than 10 years with the National Wildlife Federationin Austin, Texas, beginning as a policy specialist and advancing to serve as theexecutive director of a 13-state region. Throughout her career, Amanda hasdeveloped and advocated for sound and equitable water and coastal policies, aswell as ecosystem restoration priorities in Texas and across the Gulf. Amanda is astrategic, sequential, and inclusive thinker, and has led the development of severalstrategic plans at programmatic and organizational levels. Amanda holds a lawdegree from Texas Tech University School of Law, where she focused on environmental and water law, and an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Texas Christian University.