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This post, part one of a two-part series, is part of ongoing programming for Climate Year at Drexel and the Academy of NaturalSciences. . Amy Whisenhunt Eno, she/her, Philadelphia , Manager of Individual Giving at the Academy of NaturalSciences. Where I see promise is in a return to what those before us already knew.
Stansbury’s undergraduate degree is in human ecology and naturalscience and her master’s degree is in developmental sociology. She has worked as an environmental policy expert in the White House and Congress, as well as an ecology instructor at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science.
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