Dana Cohen-Kaplan

Bio

Dana is a Master's student in Environmental Science and Management, studying conservation planning and business and sustainability at the Bren School. At emLab, Dana is an Arnhold Fellow working with Conservation International to research African savannah elephant habitat connectivity, and modeling how it may change under a shifting climate regime in Southern Africa. Before arriving at Bren, Dana worked in pollution prevention and remediation as an environmental consultant in the Bay Area, and an environmental educator across the Mountain West. He completed his BS in Geology at Bates College in Maine where he wrote his thesis on methane emissions from human-altered salt marshes. In his spare time, Dana enjoys live music and spending outside surfing, climbing, and skiing.