Training Director, Arcata, California
Kim joined CSF in 2001 after three years with the Center for Environmental Science and Policy at Stanford University. Her work with Stanford focused on ecological and economic research in the mangrove forests of Kosrae, Micronesia. She has also studied the impact of forest habitat fragmentation in Mexico and worked on community development strategies for poverty alleviation with the World Bank in Zimbabwe. Kim holds a Master of Science degree in Earth Systems and an undergraduate degree in Human Biology, both from Stanford University.
Boletín de CSF
Quiero enterarme de las últimas noticias sobre conservación y saber sobre los próximos proyectos y cursos de CSF.
Próximos cursos
CSF ofrece capacitación en economía para la conservación a organizaciones ambientalistas a autoridades y a comunidades.