FALPT Staff

Program Director 

(508) 965- 1825

 sflynn@falpt.org

Sienna Flynn joined the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust (FALPT) in 2026 and is excited to support the organization's mission of protecting the natural landscapes, wildlife, and open spaces of Fairhaven and Acushnet.

A proud member of the Rappahannock Tribe of Virginia, Sienna has a lifelong appreciation for nature and is passionate about conservation and environmental education. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Manhattanville College in NY and a Master of Education in PreK-2nd Grade from Lesley University and spent more than 15 years teaching young children in public and private schools in New York and southeastern Massachusetts before transitioning to land conservation.

As FALPT's Program Director, Sienna enjoys connecting people with the outdoors, building community partnerships, educating the public, and inspiring others to appreciate and protect the region's natural resources.

Sienna lives in Fairhaven with her husband, twin daughters, and American Foxhound, Winston. In her free time, she enjoys going on local hikes and walks, bicycling on the bike trail, cooking/baking, reading and spending time with her family.  She also loves spending time enjoying the scenic beauty of Little Bay and soaking up the rays and swimming at West Island beach.  She especially loves watching her twin daughters play softball!  She serves as Co-President of the South Coast Mothers of Multiples nonprofit group that supports local families of twins and higher-order multiples.  She has been an active member for 16 years.