Emily Voldstad

Emily Voldstad is a data-driven professional dedicated to addressing climate change by decoupling food production from ecosystem degradation and deforestation. They hold a Master of Science in Zoo Conservation Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science. Emily currently serves as a Program Data Analyst at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, managing complex data related to conservation efforts. Previously, they held multiple roles at the Wildlife Habitat Council, including Director of Conservation Certification and Technology, where they oversaw the certification process and led significant operational improvements. Additionally, Emily is participating in the Climatebase Fellowship, enhancing their knowledge in climate change across sectors.