Zoë has a strong interest in how to better plan for and manage the nature and natural resources in and around our cities, particularly through inclusive, community-based processes and collaborative efforts. Her past experiences include a graduate fellowship with the Environmental Dispute Resolution Program in Salt Lake City, working with non-profits and a university research center on issues of environmental sustainability, and an internship with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission. Her primary current research interest is in collaborative approaches to natural resource management and urban climate change adaptation. Zoë holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Growth and Structure of Cities from Haverford College.