Annalise Taylor

Annalise Taylor is a PhD candidate at the University of California, Berkeley, specializing in environmental science and geospatial technology.12 She is currently pursuing her doctoral degree in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, with an expected completion date of April 2024.13

As an environmental and data scientist, Annalise focuses on using satellite imagery and other geospatial tools to improve the restoration and stewardship of California's ecosystems.2 Her research interests include the application of Google Earth Engine, remote sensing, and Indigenous land management practices.4

Annalise is affiliated with several organizations within UC Berkeley:

1. Institute for the Study of Societal Issues, where she serves as a graduate student in the California Research Network on Agroecological Innovations (CRNAI).3
2. Conservation Technology Team, where she contributes as a Spatial Data Scientist.5

Her work extends beyond academic research to practical applications. Annalise has been involved in studying and supporting Indigenous land management practices, particularly focusing on the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band's efforts to restore access and stewardship to culturally significant landscapes in the context of climate change.6

Annalise Taylor's professional profile on LinkedIn (username: annalise-taylor-815a4a95) highlights her role as a Spatial Data Scientist.2 Her expertise in geospatial technologies and environmental science positions her at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and ecological conservation efforts in California.