Campbell Moore

Campbell Moore has extensive work experience in the field of carbon markets and forest conservation. Campbell has held various roles at different organizations, including The Nature Conservancy, Rainforest Alliance, GIZ-Philippines, and the US Peace Corps. At The Nature Conservancy, Campbell has worked as the Carbon Markets Strategy Lead, Senior Carbon Advisor, and Central Appalachians Director, leading initiatives related to forests and climate change. Campbell has also served as a Technical Expert, Manager, and Consulting Auditor in the Carbon Auditing Unit at Rainforest Alliance. Additionally, Campbell has worked as a Forest Carbon Researcher and Reforestation Monitoring Consultant at GIZ-Philippines. Campbell holds a Master of Forestry degree from Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, where they studied forest conservation, management, and climate change. Campbell's early experience includes an internship with The Nature Conservancy's California Climate Change Team and volunteering with the US Peace Corps in The Gambia, where they focused on environmental and natural resource management.

Campbell Moore earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies from St. Mary's College of Maryland in 2004. From 2009 to 2011, they pursued a Master of Forestry degree at Yale University with a focus on the intersection of Climate Change and Forest Management.