Kathryn Barlow

Kathryn Barlow is a dedicated professional with a profound interest in ecological restoration, land stewardship, and reclamation decision-making.

With a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Ecology from Penn State University, Kathryn has a strong academic background to support her passion for environmental conservation.

Currently serving as the Restoration and Public Lands Manager at The Nature Conservancy, Kathryn has a wealth of experience in various roles that have shaped her expertise.

Her previous roles include being a Graduate Research Assistant at Penn State University, a Yoga Instructor at Lila Yoga Studios and Artemis Massage Studio, an Invasive Species Specialist and Field and Lab Technician at The Weed Ecology Lab, and various agricultural development internships.

Kathryn's research has focused on restoration challenges related to unconventional gas development sites, reclamation regulations, and environmental decision-making rhetoric.

Her work involves investigating innovative methods and implementing practical solutions to enhance ecological diversity within ecosystems, benefiting both humans and wildlife.

Driven by the urgency of climate change and natural resource development, Kathryn remains dedicated to making sustainable contributions to the field of ecology.