Darby Levin
GIS Analyst, Global Restoration Initiative
Darby Levin is a GIS Analyst for the Global Restoration Initiative in the Forests department. She provides GIS and remote sensing research support for monitoring global forest restoration.
Darby recently graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with an M.S. in Applied Geosciences and a B.A. in Environmental Studies. Her thesis research focused on the drivers of vegetation recovery after wildfire in the Santa Monica Mountains in Southern California.
Before joining WRI, she worked as a remote sensing intern with the NASA DEVELOP program and at NASA Goddard.
She loves reading, creative writing, rock climbing, and hiking with her dog, Tiller. She occasionally practices getting lost for some very good search and rescue dogs.
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Global Restoration Initiative
Visit ProjectWRI is partnering with governments, businesses, and communities around the world to restore millions of hectares of deforested and degraded land.
Part of ForestsThe Landscape Monitoring Accelerator
Visit ProjectSupporting the use of cutting-edge technology to track restoration and land use planning efforts
Part of Forest and Landscape RestorationRestore Local
Visit ProjectAccelerating locally led land restoration across Africa’s vital landscapes
Part of Forest and Landscape RestorationThe Restoration Monitoring Tools Guide
Launch PlatformLaunch Platform Visit ProjectA starting point for designing a landscape restoration monitoring system
Part of Forest and Landscape RestorationLand & Carbon Lab
Launch PlatformLaunch Platform Visit ProjectConvened by World Resources Institute and the Bezos Earth Fund to develop breakthroughs in geospatial monitoring that power solutions for sustainable landscapes worldwide.
Part of Forests