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Zach Higgins has had a lifelong fixation on all things critters. He moved from New Jersey to Utah in search of good snow and access to wildlands and wildlife. He studied wildlife ecology and conservation at the University of Utah. Since then, Zach has worked across the Great Basin on projects such as restoration of Salt Lake City’s natural lands, Mojave desert tortoise monitoring, Lahontan cutthroat trout reintroduction, and research on impacts to urban nesting raptors. When he is not managing land and monitoring birds at Gillmor Sanctuary, Zach enjoys any alternative modes of travel, especially by mountain bike, packraft, and splitboard.