Rebecca Fornaby is an accomplished urban and environmental planning professional with an impressive educational background. She holds a Master's degree in Urban and Environmental Planning from The University of Virginia School of Architecture, where she honed her skills in sustainable urban development, transportation planning, and green infrastructure. She also completed her Bachelor's degree at Hamilton College, where she studied environmental studies, art history, and philosophy.

With over nine years of diversified planning and conservation experience, Rebecca is currently working as an Associate at BERK Consulting, Inc. She previously worked as an Associate at 3 Square Blocks and a Webinar Coordinator at The Biophilic Cities Project. She also held positions as a Campus Planning Intern at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, a Library Conservation Intern at the American Museum of Natural History, and a Marketing and Communications Associate at Lidia's Italy. She has also worked as a Studio Assistant for Objects Conservation at White Conservation Services and a Communications Intern at Rainforest Alliance. Rebecca's background also includes credits as a Student Assistant at Hog Island Audubon Center.

Rebecca's broad range of experiences further strengthened her skills in project management, community engagement, and stakeholder coordination. She is a goal-oriented individual who is committed to implementing equitable and sustainable urban and environmental solutions that positively impact communities. Rebecca is a team player, and her communication, organizational, and leadership skills have made her an indispensable asset to any organization she works with.