Maia Sparkman

Maia Sparkman is an environmental professional with a strong educational background in Environmental Science and Policy.

She holds a Master of Science (MS) in Environmental Science and Policy with a concentration in Climate Change Impacts & Adaptation from Clark University.

Her undergraduate studies include a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Environmental Studies specializing in Ecological Systems with a Minor in Biology from Seattle University.

Maia's professional experience spans across various organizations, showcasing a diverse skill set.

She currently serves as a Program Assistant for the Transatlantic Climate Policy Project at the Global Energy Center within the Atlantic Council.

Prior to her current role, Maia gained experience as a Climate Corps Network Intern at the Environmental Defense Fund, where she contributed to environmental initiatives.

Her previous roles include positions as a Sustainability Intern at Wormtown Brewery, Climate Intern at InterAction, and as a Rural Sustainable Agriculture Specialist with the Peace Corps.

Maia also has experience as an Environmental Educator and Research Assistant, having worked at prominent organizations like the National Audubon Society and Turtle Trax S.A.

With a rich academic foundation and a diverse professional background, Maia Sparkman excels in environmental research, policy analysis, and sustainability initiatives.