Sue Salmons

EPMT Liaison

Sue Salmons earned a B. S. (1983) in Mathematics and Energy-Efficient Architectural Design from Worcester State College, Massachusetts. She conducted wildlife habitat research for the U.S. Forest Service (1989-1996), including graduate work on spotted owl habitat and demography in Oregon. As a Resource Management Specialist in Vegetation for Rock Creek National Park, Sue worked for 9 years researching and implementing effective controls for invasive non-native plants. She is currently Liaison for the National Capital Region Exotic Plant Management Team (NCR EPMT), which is responsible for managing exotic pest plants in 12 parks covering about 65,000 acres of diverse habitats.