Beth Wallace

Beth Wallace is the Great Lakes freshwater campaign manager for the National Wildlife Federation.

For over a decade, Beth has worked with the National Wildlife Federation on resource protection issues related to the transportation of oil and gas across the Great Lakes region.

While working with NWF, Beth provided watchdog response to the 2010 Enbridge Kalamazoo River oil spill where she has testified before Congress and the National Academy of Sciences around pipeline safety and spill response failures. In addition, she co-authored the report “Sunken Hazard: Aging oil pipelines beneath the Straits of Mackinac”, which brought to light the risks Line 5 poses to the Great Lakes.

Since releasing Sunken Hazard, Beth has lead NWF’s efforts to advance pipeline safety reform, protect water rights from fossil fuel attacks, and advocate for just energy transition policies as well as clean energy investments.