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Katie Peek
Coastal Research ScientistWestern Carolina University
Katie Peek researches coastal vulnerability, climate change impacts, and natural hazard resilience using GIS.
Rick Relyea
Director, Darrin Fresh Water Institute; Director, Jefferson Project; & David M. Darrin ’40 Senior Endowed ChairRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Researches community ecology, ecotoxicology, phenotypic plasticity, forest inputs to wetlands, disease ecology, and invasive species
Andrea Grottoli
Professor | School of Earth SciencesThe Ohio State University
Climate change expert, specializing in coral responses to climate change and reconstructing oceanographic conditions
Alana Pindar
Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Environmental SciencesUniversity of Guelph
Wild bee expert who studies the impact of environmental stressors such as climate change and habitat loss on bee communities
Kenneth Gravois
Sugarcane SpecialistLouisiana State University
Dr. Gravois has dedicated his life to the sugar cane industry and improving the crop.
Yan Wang
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Yan Wang's research focuses on developing and applying computational tools to quantity and manage urban resilience to disruptions.
Cynthia Barnett
Journalist in Residence | DirectorUniversity of Florida
Cynthia Barnett is an environmental journalist who writes about water and climate issues.
Bethany Bradley
Professor of Biogeography and Spatial EcologyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Bradley's research has a strong focus on invasive plants and climate change.
J. Adam Langley, PhD
Professor of Biology | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Adam Langley, PhD, focuses his research on how ecosystems respond to, and may determine the severity of, environmental change.
Neil Maher
ProfessorNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Neil Maher studies environmental and political history in the 20th century, urban history and the history of environmental justice.