Karen is passionate about protecting ecosystems and their interdependent human communities. She has lived in several countries, developing a deep understanding of the relationship between culture and environment. Karen brings a broad perspective to her work as a facilitator, guiding diverse stakeholder groups toward mutually satisfying solutions. She has a wide range of experience in conservation and sustainability including forest health, environmental planning, sustainable development, native landscaping, recreation, renewable energy, and climate policy. She has a M.S. in Environmental Geography from University of Massachusetts with a focus on ecosystem management and a B.A. in International Affairs from The George Washington University. Karen has made central Washington her home base for over 20 years. When she is not exploring our mountain habitats, she is likely building or remodeling her own nest.
Last modified: November 26, 2024
