Tandin Chapman

Tandin Chapman, Utah Conservation Operations Manager, spearheads conservation efforts for all the Utah HMAs, with a particular focus on managing a fertility control program in the Cedar Mountain HMA. Tandin earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Utah in Civil Engineering. His work experience includes civil site design, land development, and land surveying. His past experience included coordination for projects with clients, architects, city reviewers, and other engineering consultants which will be helpful as he continues to build relationships with the various stakeholders that are in Utah.

Animals are a passion and motivation for everything Tandin does. He has spent countless hours volunteering at Clementine Ranch (formerly Ching Farm Rescue & Sanctuary), Sage Mountain Sanctuary, Wild Heart Sanctuary, Ellie's Potbellies, Utah Humane, and Onaqui Catalogue Foundation. Tandin is also an accomplished photographer and videographer. He picked up a camera to start photographing the Onaqui wild horses and it has grown into a burning passion ever since as he recognized that photography is a powerful tool to foster connections between people and animals. Tandin currently resides in Utah on the range with his dog, Pac and cat, Nova.