Jens Ammon serves as the Jordan River Restoration Coordinator, a joint role between the Jordan River Commission and the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. A Utah native inspired by a lifetime of exploring the state’s landscapes, Jens began his career studying geology at the University of Utah before pursuing specialized training in stream restoration and native fish conservation at Utah State University.
Jens brings to the Commission a diverse background in laboratory, field, and community science. His work focuses on facilitating collaborative ecological restoration across the Jordan River, which includes coordinating invasive species removal, overseeing revegetation efforts, and managing project funding.
Driven by a passion for applied conservation and skill-sharing, Jens is dedicated to translating scientific research into real-world improvements for the environment. He is a firm believer in the community impact of the Commission’s work and is committed to building a more resilient future for the watershed.