Elizabeth Wheaton

Elizabeth Wheaton is an environmental and sustainability planning professional with a deep commitment to promoting community environmental stewardship, conserving natural resources, combating climate change, and enhancing overall sustainability.

With a rich background in developing and executing sustainability programs, climate change initiatives, and environmental leadership projects in Miami Beach, Elizabeth also plays a vital role on the Board of Directors of Friends of the Everglades, a renowned organization dedicated to preserving and restoring the unique Everglades ecosystem.

She actively contributes to the education committee of Friends of the Everglades, striving to nurture future environmental leaders and expand the organization's influence by enhancing its online presence.

Elizabeth excels in various areas including participation in the Southeast Climate Change Compact, managing projects related to the Atlantic Greenway Network's coastal segment to improve transportation options, and enhancing municipal environmental adherence.

Elizabeth Wheaton holds a diverse educational background, having pursued studies in Marine and Atmospheric Science, Regional Planning, Business Administration, Economics, and Anthropology from esteemed institutions like the University of Miami, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management.

Her illustrious career includes key roles such as Director of Partnerships and ESG at Corvias Group, Chief of Staff for Mayor Philip Levine, Director of the Environment and Sustainability Department, Assistant Building Director in the Environment and Sustainability Division, Manager of Environmental Resources, and Environmental Specialist in the City of Miami Beach.

She also has previous experience as a Project Scientist at ATC Group Services LLC and involvement with Community Infrastructure Partners.