Assistant Professor, University of New Hampshire Anne studies environmental fluid mechanics, concentrating on the physical processes governing flow through shallow systems including streams, estuaries, and wetlands. Anne received a B.S./M.S...
Jennifer completed her PhD in Biology at Boston University on Jan. 2005, with an emphasis on marine ecology. After completing her PhD she received an NSF postdoctoral fellowship in Microbial Biology in which she focused on understanding how...
Joanna Grand is currently working as the Director of Spatial Conservation Science in the Science Division of the National Audubon Society. In this role, she leads local to hemispheric-scale spatial prioritization efforts that help guide the...
Jocelyn has always been interested in the intersection of culture, language and science and now seeks to use that interest to promote community based conservation in Africa (Niger). As an undergrad at Hiram College, she was a double major...
Christine Lee is a scientist in the terrestrial hydrology group who focuses on applications of remote sensing to water quality, water resources, and ecosystems management. Christine Lee joined JPL in 2014 after working for 2 years at NASA...
Ana was previously the Director of Science for The Nature Conservancy's Vermont Field Office. Prior to holding that position she also worked as an environmental consultant for the City of Burlington, Vermont, as a botanist for the Central...
Megan Brachtl is a Presidential Management Fellow working on fuels issues for the Office of Transportation and Air Quality at EPA headquarters in Washington, DC. She received her masters degrees from Tufts University in 2005, combining...
Rita M. Hudetz is a 2007 Switzer Fellow. She recently joined natural food company Hu Kitchen as Chief Commercial Officer of Hu Products, to drive expansion of their retail product line. Prior to joining Hu, Rita was Director of Strategy for...
I am a wildlife ecologist with broad interests in conservation, population biology and animal behaviour. I graduated in Biology from Duke University (2002), and completed a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Dartmouth College (2011). I have conducted research in East Africa for 20+ years.
Mike Wilson works as program director for the Northern Forest Center, a non-profit organization that serves as a convenor of ideas and dialogue on Northern Forest issues ranging from economics to ecology, community development, and cultural...
