Lora Clarke
Officer
Pew experts will discuss nature-based solutions, blue carbon, coastal resilience
The Pew Charitable Trusts works to address the twin challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss through the conservation and restoration of coastal ecosystems. That’s why Pew is proudly sponsoring and participating in the Restore America’s Estuaries (RAE) 2024 Coastal and Estuarine Summit: “Capitalizing on Our Coasts.”
Our subject matter experts will moderate or participate in the following sessions:
Monday, Oct. 7
Wednesday, Oct. 9
Visit Booth 18 to connect with an expert:
Lora Clarke
Officer
Alex Clayton Moya
Officer
Jazmin Dagostino
Associate I
Jazmin Dagostino works to advance state and federal natural climate solutions. She focuses primarily on state efforts to incorporate coastal blue carbon and peatland management strategies into climate mitigation and adaptation efforts. Before joining Pew, Dagostino coordinated Our Project in Hawaii’s Intertidal, a citizen science program dedicated to promoting stewardship through the intersection of science, community, and cultural knowledge. Earlier in her career, she worked on marine algal research and studied host-bacterial interactions in Hawaiian bobtail squid. Dagostino earned a bachelor’s degree in marine science from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Dagostino is based in Portland, Oregon.
Justin Grubich
Officer
Sylvia Troost
Project Director
EVENT DETAILS
Date:
October 6-10, 2024
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