Adrienne Marshall

Adrienne works on climate change adaptation and mitigation in the public and private forests and wild lands of California. She is interested in understanding how the natural resources in these areas, particularly water, are affected by climate change. How can we manage our forests and wild lands in order to reduce both the magnitude of climate change and its impacts? Adrienne holds a B.S. in Biology from Scripps College, and worked for several years as a field science educator at NatureBridge before coming to ERG. At ERG, she works with Cooperative Extension to develop climate change communication materials for forest landowners. Publications

• Undergraduate senior thesis: Differential hepatic protein tyrosine nitration of mouse due to aging
• Review of My First Summer in the Sierra
• Backcountry painting for everyone

Links

• ERG Blog Post
• Graduate Students in Extension
• LinkedIn