Carrie Radcliffe, M.S.
Carrie Radcliffe is the Director of Conservation Partnerships for Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Southeastern Center for Conservation. She facilitates relationships with and among local, regional, and national partners while facilitating cooperative planning and projects. Carrie serves as the Co-chair of the Southeastern Partners in Plant Conservation (SePPCon) conferences and Southeastern Plant Conservation Alliance (SE PCA), Chair for the Southern Blue Ridge Bog Learning Network (BLN), and Mountain Bog Safeguarding Coordinator for the Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance (GPCA). She earned her B.S. and M.S. at the University of Georgia studying conservation horticulture and plant biology, with an interest in ethnobotany and ecology. Her goal is to continue enhancing partnerships that support rare and culturally significant plants, their habitats and co-occurring wildlife. Residing in the southern Blue Ridge Mountains, Carrie serves as a leader and environmental educator for local Scout groups, is an avid outdoorswoman, and is passionate about inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders & scientists.