Advisory Board
Fraser Conrad
Fraser Conrad is a project analyst with a laboratory research management background, a bachelor’s degree in health sciences, and a master’s degree in healthcare administration and interprofessional leadership. He is active in promoting social justice, equity, sustainability, and environmental protection, and he loves to cook, study languages, and play music.
Josie Dominguez-Chand
Josie Dominguez-Chand strives to create a legacy that engages, excites, and inspires climate action to leave a better planet for future generations. She is a proud first generation college graduate in her family, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Radio & Television from San Francisco State University and Master of Science in Environmental Earth Resource Management from Kingston University located in London, England. Josie believes her academic background and lived experience has helped her accomplish all that she has in her work in San Francisco and abroad (China, England, Taiwan, and Spain.) In her free time she loves traveling, finding new vegetarian dishes, thrifting, and celebrating with the community.
Mei Ling Hui
Mei Ling Hui has worked in public service, focused on community engagement and public land management in San Francisco, for over 15 years. She started her career at the San Francisco nonprofit Friends of the Urban Forest, where she managed community led tree street tree planting projects. Mei Ling then joined the San Francisco Department of the Environment, where she worked on policy, projects, and grant investments in the areas of urban forestry, urban agriculture, environmental justice, and climate change. Mei Ling now leads the Community Garden and Urban Agriculture Program at the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, managing programs and sites serving over 10k San Franciscans every year.
Dr. Amy Wilson Morris
Dr. Amy Wilson Morris is a consultant focused on building community resilience through increasing equitable access to nature. She specializes in action-oriented research, strategic and community-based planning, and working with diverse partners to build consensus. Amy was previously the Associate Director of Planning at The Trust for Public Land and a Senior Associate at Aspen Environmental Group. She has over 20 years of experience with interdisciplinary environmental research and planning, particularly related to conservation and parks. For the past 8 years, Amy has also been a leader in building, maintaining, and advocating for green schoolyard spaces in San Francisco.
Rachel Pomerantz
Rachel Pomerantz has been involved in the environmental education field for over 20 years. While earning her master’s degree in Anthropology & Social Change from the California Institute of Integral Studies, she co-founded and directed a wilderness adventure non-profit to engage youth in the outdoors. Rachel later applied her non-profit acumen and justice-oriented mindset to local government as the School Education Coordinator for the San Francisco Department of the Environment, where she worked for almost a decade. She has served on the boards of the Green Schoolyard Alliance and Recology’s Artist in Residence Program, and volunteers with various environmental and racial justice causes. Currently, Rachel uses her skills to raise her own children as nature-loving, equity-oriented earth stewards.
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