Adrienne Hobbins serves as the program manager for Chesapeake Conservancy’s Pennsylvania restoration work. In this role, Hobbins supervises PA staff and oversees a partnership of over 40 organizations collaborating to restore 30 agriculturally impaired streams by 2030.

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Hobbins comes to Chesapeake Conservancy with a breadth of local, on-the-ground knowledge of watershed management, natural resource needs and data gaps within the Susquehanna River Basin.

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She is a graduate of Lebanon Valley College with a bachelor’s degree in biology and has a master’s degree in biology with a focus on freshwater ecology from Missouri State University.

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Hobbins is a native of central Pennsylvania and currently resides in Mifflinburg, Pa., with her husband Andrew, daughter Grade and their goldendoodle Ruby.