Meghan is a landscape ecologist, conservation biologist, and remote sensing scientist with over 15 years experience working with geospatial tools. Her interests lie in understanding ecosystem dynamics and landscape change through the development and application of high-resolution remote sensing tools. She recently completed her PhD at the University of Washington, where she worked to characterize the response of wetland ecosystems to historic and future climate by reconstructing surface water hydrographs for thousands of wetlands in Washington State, and using a combination of aerial and satellite imagery.