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25-26

Anna Shampain

Utah State University

2025-26 Fellow

Ph.D. Watershed Science

anna.shampain@usu.edu

Mojan Sharafi

University of California, Los Angeles

2025-26 Fellow

Master of Architecture

mojansharafi@g.ucla.edu

Pamela Claure

Utah State University

2025-26 Fellow

Ph.D. Watershed Management

liliana.claure@usu.edu

Paulina Rojas

Paulina Rojas

University of California, Davis

2025-26 Fellow

Ph.D. Ecology

parojasr@ucdavis.edu

Mercedes Martinez

Mercedes Martinez

University of Arizona

2025-26 Fellow

M.S. Environmental Science

mercedesmartinez@arizona.edu

Keegan Hammond

Keegan Hammond

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

2025-26 Fellow

Ph.D. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

hammok4@unlv.nevada.edu

Matt Behrens

Matt Behrens

Northern Arizona University

2025-26 Fellow

M.S. Biology

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