Tindl Rainey is a native Floridian whose career has been dedicated to conservation and public service. She is a graduate of Northwest Florida State College and Florida State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. For more than 21 years she served in leadership roles at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, including Director of Licensing and Permitting, Director of Strategic Initiatives, and Chief Communications Officer. As the Director of Conservation & Strategic Initiatives at the Foundation she works with partners across the state to protect land, restore habitats, and deliver real benefits for Florida. Her work reflects a lifelong commitment to conserving Florida’s fish and wildlife while inspiring others to value and protect it for the future. Based in Tallahassee, she enjoys fishing, camping, and exploring Florida’s wild and beautiful places with her family.
