John Fay

John Fay is a dedicated professional with a passion for utilizing technology to enhance the human-environment interface.

With a background primarily focusing on geospatial techniques, his work revolves around integrating diverse datasets to gain novel insights for the conservation of natural resources and landscape management.

His current interests lie in delving into computational science, computer technology, and big data to broaden our comprehension of the environment and its optimal governance.

John holds a Master of Science degree in Natural Resources, specializing in Conservation Biology and Ecosystems Management from the University of Michigan.

Additionally, he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Environmental Studies at Bowdoin College and a Certificate of Merit in Logic & Metaphysics from the University of St. Andrews.

Professionally, John has served as an Instructor and Research Associate at Duke University, bringing his expertise to the academic realm.

He previously contributed as a Data Specialist at Xylem Inc., displaying his proficiency in handling data intricacies.

Moreover, John Fay has held positions as a Geographic Information Systems Manager at Stanford University, particularly at the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve.

His diverse educational background and professional experiences showcase his commitment to leveraging technology for environmental sustainability and resource management.