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Adeline Murthy

Open Space and Trails Planning Team Leader at Santa Fe County

Adeline Murthy is a highly educated professional with a Master of Science (MS) in Biodiversity, Conservation, and Management from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biology from The University of New Mexico.

Adeline Murthy has a diverse professional background, having held various roles in organizations such as Santa Fe County, Global Footprint Network, The Great Basin Institute, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), University of Alaska Fairbanks, and The University of New Mexico.

At Santa Fe County, Adeline Murthy served as the Open Space and Trails Planning Team Leader, Open Space and Trails Senior Planner, and Sustainability Specialist, showcasing her expertise in environmental planning and sustainability.

During Adeline Murthy's tenure at Global Footprint Network, she held positions as Research Consultant, Research Scientist/Project Manager, and Research Assistant, demonstrating her strong research and analytical skills in the field.

Adeline Murthy's experience also includes roles such as AmeriCorps Research Intern in Botany at The Great Basin Institute, Global Change Ecology Intern at U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Environmental Data Center Technician at University of Alaska Fairbanks, and Undergraduate Research Assistant at The University of New Mexico.

With a solid academic foundation and a wealth of practical experience, Adeline Murthy is a dedicated professional with a passion for biodiversity, conservation, sustainability, and environmental research.

Highlights

Aug 20 · linkedin

Well, we've reached a new low. "There’s more plastic out there than meets the eye. It’s in the rain, it’s in the snow. It’s a part of our environment now.” Just like scientists study the carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle, I foresee a new field of study: the plastic cycle. See the original study here:

Jul 29 · linkedin

Today, July 29, is Earth Overshoot Day, the day when humanity has consumed as many resources as the planet can regenerate in one year. How can you #MoveTheDate? "Bringing human activity back in balance with the regenerative rhythm of the Earth is an outstanding design challenge that is going to require bold imagination, creative ingenuity, and free-spirited venturing off the beaten track. We already have two essential navigation points to guide us on that adventure: seeking biological resource resilience and security, while improving well-being for all. Solutions already abound in sectors as diverse as energy, mobility, food and farming, urban planning and development, education, and women’s empowerment."

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Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States