I hold a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and Wildlife with an emphasis in Wildlife Ecology and Management, and Conservation Biology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I've also spent time working hands-on with a Nebraska Natural Resource District, so I understand how this land works from the ground up.

 

That combination of education and real field experience means when I show up to your property, I'm not guessing — I'm making informed decisions based on what your land actually needs.

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Growing up around the land and studying wildlife at UNL, I knew pretty early that this was the work I wanted to do. But I also realized that in Nebraska, roughly 98% of the land is privately owned — and most conservation effort gets poured into the small slice that's public. I started Old Oak Land Management because I wanted to change that. Private landowners have an enormous opportunity to improve the land they steward, and I want to help them do it right.

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Ready to get started? Whether you know exactly what you need or just want to talk through some ideas, we'd love to hear from you.