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Amanda Bielawski, Ph.D. (ABD), MS, MBA, is a conservation and sustainable development policy/communications consultant and researcher with a specific focus on global water security, environmental justice, Indigenous and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (ITEK), climate, and biodiversity. Bielawski has served in a variety of roles for the United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP’s) Global Programme on Nature for Development, including fellow, consultant, researcher, and technical advisory committee member. Her research emanating from UNDP analyzes how 50 communities across 26 developing nations implemented Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) for water security. Bielawski has engaged in water and environmental peacebuilding training with entities including the Stockholm International Water Institute, UN Environment Programme, and Oregon State University’s Water Conflict Management and Transformation program. She began her career more than 20 years ago as a journalist covering ... MORE
Megan Schufreider serves as the director of education at the California Academy of Sciences, where she oversees the museum's efforts to support science teaching and learning by K-12 educators and students nationwide. MORE
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