A love for data and outdoors power Angela’s passion and drive at Earth Economics. As a senior researcher she excels at identifying and applying sound logic to understand, gather, and visualize data in ways that best fit the problem at hand. As tools and data manager, she creates and maintains the tools and data critical to high-quality project deliverables, while also establishing organization standards and quality control. She oversees the management and development of Earth Economics’ Ecosystem Valuation Toolkit, which underpins the majority of our work.
When not building beautiful spreadsheets or executing code, Angela can be found outside – backpacking, camping, or scuba diving – or inside – cooking, crocheting, or playing piano. Her diverse training in biology, statistics, and applied mathematics make her an invaluable team member.
RECENT WORK
“Accounting for Nature’s Value with Rangeland Conservation Practices in the Western Range and Irrigated Region,” Earth Economics and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (2024)
“The Value Of Restoring Forested Wetlands: the Avahoula Climate Mitigation Project,” Earth Economics, Pachama, and Delta Land Services (2023)
“The Value of Protecting and Restoring the Duckabush Estuary,” Earth Economics and the Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Center (2023)
“Regeneration and Resilience: The real work of improving agriculture,” Earth Economics and Agriculture Capital (2019)
“Ecosystem Services Valuation of the Keweenaw Peninsula.” Earth Economics (2019)
“The Food That Grows Out of The Water, The Economic Benefits of Wild Rice in Minnesota.” Earth Economics (2018)
"South Platte Watershed Natural Capital Resource Assessment." Earth Economics (2017)
Rialto Beach | La Push, Washington
Education
M.S. Applied Mathematics
University of Washington | Seattle, WA
B.S. Mathematics and Biology: Marine Emphasis
Western Washington University | Bellingham, WA