Ms. Wynne joined BBA in November 2007. Her duties at BBA include water rights evaluations, hydrologic and streamflow analyses, water use accounting, historical use studies, data analysis, and field investigations. Ms. Wynne received a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science with an emphasis on water resources from Oklahoma State University and completed a Master of Arts degree in Physical Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her graduate work was focused on hydrology and fluvial geomorphology and her thesis examines the relationship between high flows and invasive macroinvertebrates in Boulder Creek, Colorado. She is a member of the board and Membership Committee Chair of the Colorado Section of the American Water Resources Association and currently serves as the secretary for the Rocky Mountain Section of Water for People. Ms. Wynne enjoys trail running, skiing, cooking, and traveling.
Ms. Wynne joined BBA in November 2007. Her duties at BBA include water rights evaluations, hydrologic and streamflow analyses, water use accounting, historical use studies, data analysis, and field investigations. Ms. Wynne received a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science with an emphasis on water resources from Oklahoma State University and completed a Master of Arts degree in Physical Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her graduate work was focused on hydrology and fluvial geomorphology and her thesis examines the relationship between high flows and invasive macroinvertebrates in Boulder Creek, Colorado. She is a member of the board and Membership Committee Chair of the Colorado Section of the American Water Resources Association and currently serves as the secretary for the Rocky Mountain Section of Water for People. Ms. Wynne enjoys trail running, skiing, cooking, and traveling.