Maggie Heumann
Maggie Neumann was born and raised in the Appalachian foothills of North Alabama and was drawn to the outdoors from as far back as she can remember. Growing up on a farm with a big lake, she discovered her passion for insects, fishing and the natural world at an early age. She holds an Undergraduate Degree in Poultry Science from Auburn University and a Master’s in Entomology from the University of Nebraska. After a post-college stint working in a fly shop, Maggie became the manager of Orvis Jackson Hole and now serves as Trout Unlimited’s Director of Engagement Partnerships.
Heumann is also an active member and supporter of her local TU chapters and conservation organizations, providing entomology education for folks around the region. She is a co-founder of Artemis Sportswomen and currently serves on the board of The Salmonfly Project. When she’s not working or volunteering, Maggie loves spending time on the water or exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—her backyard—with her husband, Hunter, their two daughters, Cricket and Pen, and their dogs,
Bug, Bee, and Diffie.
Heuman will be the lead instructor for our TU Leadership class on Friday, held at the Festival Hotel. She will also be giving an Entomology for the Women’s Beyond the Cast Fly Fishing Symposium. This is Maggie first time with us, and we are delighted to have her and the other staff from TU both state and national.