ally Liu is fund advisor to the Tundra Glacier Fund, with a particular focus on water, climate, and conservation. She is a volunteer scientist working at The Nature Conservancy California Chapter, primarily supporting the water program where she focuses on groundwater issues and supporting state-wide policy initiatives, on-the-ground projects and science research. She has worked on statewide strategies to restore the abundance and viability of California salmon, including development of a statewide environmental flows strategy.
She previously worked in environmental consulting for 18 years at Tetra Tech, working on water resource projects with expertise in environmental modeling. Projects ranged from acid rain modeling of impacts to rivers, lakes, and forests; pollutant transport models in soil, groundwater, air and surface waters; watershed modeling for TMDLs.
In addition to serving on Sustainable Conservation’s Board, Sally serves on the board of The Pacific Institute and is the co-chair of the California Leadership Council of The Nature Conservancy California Chapter. She leads the Donor Circle for the Environment at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. She formerly served on the Foster City’s Citizen Environmental Sustainability Task Force. Sally has a B.S.E. from Princeton University and a M.S.E. from Stanford University in water resources engineering.