Lee Moltzahn (Photo courtesy Lee Moltzahn/NCC staff)

Lee Moltzahn

Lee Moltzahn is the rangeland resource manager for the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in Alberta. He works in conservation science and planning and spends some days in the office working through reports, spreadsheets and grant applications. A large portion of Lee’s time is spent in the field doing stewardship, meeting with landowners and partners, and conducting field work.

Lee joined the NCC in January 2020. He joined because stewardship of our native rangelands and working on the ground with landowners has always been a priority for him. NCC has allowed him to expand on this passion.

Lee has a diploma in renewable resource management from Lethbridge College and a bachelor of science degree in environmental science from the University of Lethbridge. Prior to NCC, he worked for nearly 10 years as a rangeland agrologist at Alberta Conservation Association in Lethbridge, primarily focused on the MULTISAR program.

Lee enjoys rock and fossil hunting, genealogy, camping and fishing. He and his wife live on a small piece of native prairie with their two little girls and most of their “spare time” is spent raising sheep, llamas and a variety of chickens.