Staff
Camille Pawlak
Research Lead
Cami does research, data analysis, project coordination, grant proposal preparation, and communication of findings via scientific papers, presentations, and workshops. Cami is a biogeographer with interests in urban forestry, remote sensing, and geospatial information systems. Her research is focused on how to utilize remote sensing technology and large datasets to manage and track patterns in California's urban forests.
May Reid-Marr
Project Manager
May does grants management, grant reporting, grant writing, research, project coordination, and general administration. May is interested in the ways designing urban forests better can cultivate community stewardship.