
Brandi was born and raised in Lakeview, Oregon, where she grew up cattle ranching on the west side of the beautiful Goose Lake Valley. Growing up in rural Oregon instilled a deep appreciation for agriculture, stewardship of the land, and the strength of close-knit communities—values that continue to guide both her personal and professional life.
Brandi's educational journey began at Western Oregon University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Education, followed by a Master of Science in Geoscience from Mississippi State University. For 14 years, she taught middle school science, energizing the next great minds that will change the world.
In 2019, Brandi embarked on a new career path that brought together her passion for science, agriculture, and natural resource stewardship. Since then, she has successfully written 51 funded grants, securing millions of dollars for conservation, agriculture, and community projects. She specializes in guiding projects from vision to reality—developing funding strategies, writing grants, collaboration with partners, managing budgets and contracts, and overseeing successful implementation from start to finish.
Brandi's primary client is the Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council, where she manages projects focused on watershed restoration, habitat enhancement, and natural resource conservation. She works alongside landowners, agricultural producers, agencies, and community partners to develop practical solutions that improve habitat for fish and wildlife while supporting the long-term sustainability of working lands.
"I believe that the most successful projects are built on trust, collaboration, and a genuine understanding of the people and communities they serve. My heart is invested in meaningful work that creates meaningful outcomes."
Welcome to Horseshoe Meadow Resource Solutions. We look forward to partnering with you to bring your vision to life.
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