Kim Easlick is a recent graduate of Bard College, where they earned an M.S. in Environmental Policy. Their work explores the intersection of urban forests, climate preparedness, and equitable public health outcomes.

Kim has experience in green space management and environmental education through roles with the Delaware Center for Horticulture, the Bard College Arboretum, and Montgomery Place Historic Estate.

At our organization, Kim contributes to sustainable initiatives and stakeholder engagement efforts that advance local climate resiliency in the Hudson Valley. Outside of work, they enjoy foraging, arts and crafts, reading, and cooking.