Rosalind, based in Los Angeles, is an independent expert on local to global environmental and social policy, strategy, and advocacy, and collaborates with civil society, NGOs, governments and coalitions to create and implement innovative, connected policies and programs.

Mike is the Executive Director of EnviroVoters with nearly 20 years of experience in electoral campaigns and grassroots organizing. He builds strategic relationships to identify and support environmental leaders while holding legislators accountable to community concerns.

Liz is Point Blue’s Director of Innovation and co-leader of The Roots Program, a statewide initiative supported by the California Wildlife Conservation Board promoting community-centered wildlife habitat restoration on California’s working landscapes.

Tracy is the North America Regional Director for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and CEO of IUCN-US. She brings extensive experience in developing, leading, and overseeing global initiatives in conservation and sustainable development.

Sarojini is a public affairs professional who has worked in nonprofits, state government and on city commissions, with a particular focus on building sustainable, resilient communities. Sarojini has a Master’s Degree in cultural theory from Goldsmiths College, University of London, and is passionate about wildlife conservation.

Wendy is a long-time California Environmental Voters board member, Canyon Back Alliance co-founder, and land use and environmental policy consultant, focusing on biodiversity and natural resource protection, public right of access to recreational trails, the preservation of open space, and fire risk reduction within wildland and wildland urban interface areas.

Scott is RRI’s Director of Advocacy and Engagement with a diverse background in environmental advocacy. He has led successful campaigns for ocean and watershed protection, organized electoral efforts in Arizona, worked internationally on clean water access, and empowered youth through environmental education.

Sam is an Environmental Consultant with 15 years of experience in natural resource management in public, private, and NGO sectors. He is a Certified Consulting Botanist, and has been passionate about putting  “think globally, act locally” into action since his time as an Environment, Energy, and Economics Fellow with the Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy in Geneva, Switzerland. When he is not working for the environment, he is enjoying it through SCUBA diving, hiking, and camping.