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Anya Fletcher

(she/her)

207.430.0118

Anya leads NRCM’s efforts to influence federal policies and proposals related to climate, clean energy, wildlife, and public lands that affect Maine’s environment and people. She coordinates the organization’s federal work with state and national partners and communicates regularly with members of Maine’s Congressional delegation. Anya got her start in advocacy and organizing with Green Corps, where she led environmental campaigns in multiple cities around the country. Prior to joining NRCM, she worked as the state director of Environment Maine. Anya holds a bachelor’s degree from Western Illinois University. She enjoys backpacking in the mountains, strolling Maine’s beaches (in any season!), and birding in her own backyard. Anya lives in Westbrook.

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Anya Fetcher

Why I Love This Work

“The wilderness of Maine is incredibly special and gives us so much–the forests filter the air we breathe, the coastal waters offer food and livelihood, and the mountains provide opportunities for exploration and recreation. In return, we need to do everything we can to protect it. I do this work not only to ensure that future generations can experience the beauty and joy of nature, but for the sake of the environment itself.”

Person carrying backpack facing water and mountains holding hiking poles over their head
Anya hiking the 100 Mile Wilderness, courtesy of Anya Fetcher