Dick Cameron

Dick Cameron is a dedicated environmental scientist leading a team of experts in supporting the Cities and Land Programs at The Nature Conservancy in California. His work focuses on various strategies like forest restoration, land use planning, and natural infrastructure management to address environmental challenges.

With a background in geography and international development, Dick Cameron's research primarily centers around the intricate relationships between land use changes, biodiversity conservation, and climate action in California. He collaborates with talented peers to analyze the impacts of different scenarios on biodiversity, carbon cycling, and water resources, often resulting in the creation of geospatial tools to aid in conservation efforts.

Having held key positions such as Director of Science and Lead Scientist in Land Conservation Programs at The Nature Conservancy, Dick Cameron brings a wealth of experience in the field. Additionally, his involvement in various organizations like GreenInfo Network and Forest Conservation Council / Forest Guardians showcases his diverse skill set and commitment to environmental preservation.