Executive Director of the Wildfire Collaborative Roaring Fork Valley

Angie Davlyn is the Executive Director of the Wildfire Collaborative Roaring Fork Valley, where she leads efforts to reduce wildfire risk and strengthen community resilience across one of Colorado’s most fire prone landscapes. She brings together public agencies, private partners, and local communities to advance practical mitigation and fuels reduction strategies, while expanding homeowner programs and innovative approaches such as community specific wildfire modeling. Angie focuses on translating complex wildfire science into clear, actionable strategies that help communities move from awareness to measurable risk reduction, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, data driven planning, and the human dimensions of wildfire resilience. She holds a BA from the University of Richmond and an MA and PhD in Applied Communication Research from the University of Colorado Boulder, and lives in Carbondale with her husband and three young kids.