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Celeste Carlisle, a biologist with more than 20 years experience, including scientific education and outreach, holds a BA in biology, with an emphasis on marine mammals, from the University of California Santa Cruz and a BS in animal science, with an equine emphasis, from Oregon State University. She has worked across local, state, federal, and non-profit organizations, often surrounding issues that involve broad stakeholder involvement and a range of perspectives. Since earning her degree from Oregon State University, she has been motivated by a passion for ecologic health, the challenges of multi-use public lands, and a commitment to developing sustainable management plans for wild horses and burros in the face of often-conflicting priorities and rapid habitat degradation from climate change. Since 2005, she has worked alongside Return to Freedom Wild Horse Conservation to oversee and implement the fertility control program, and more recently, on-range public-private partnership programs for wild horse and burro management. In 2018, Celeste was appointed to the National Bureau of Land Management Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board.