Naomi is a second year Master of Environmental Science student at the Yale School of Forestry. A Vermont native, she has explored the forests, rivers, lakes, and Cree communities of northern Quebec by canoe and satellite imagery, as well as through the lens of social ecology.
Molly Greene is a first year Masters of Environmental Science graduate student at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, where she focuses on critical geography and the politics of space. She is interested in using art and writing to explore social and environmental issues.
Amy K Coplen is a Master of Environmental Management candidate at Yale F&ES and will soon be headed for the left coast to conquer a Ph.D in Urban Studies at Portland State University as part of their Ecosystem Services for Urbanizing Regions program. She is enamored with storytelling, radio, food, and community gardens. Her heroes are Ira Glass, Will Allen, Alice Waters, and Lily, a Sesame Street Muppet who promotes hunger awareness.