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Megan Nelson Participates in Climate Adaptation Workshop

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Megan Nelson, an attorney and consultant for The Nature Conservancy, participated in a workshop regarding local landscapes, gardens, and climate adaptation. Her professional background includes over ten years of work on environmental and natural resource issues.

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  • Megan Nelson participated in a climate adaptation workshop.
  • Nelson works for The Nature Conservancy in external affairs.
  • She has over ten years of experience in natural resource and environmental issues.

Megan Nelson was a speaker for a workshop focused on local landscapes, gardens, and climate adaptation. According to archived Weber State University content, the event was scheduled for March 19, 2021.

Nelson works in external affairs for The Nature Conservancy. She has spent more than ten years working on environmental and natural resource issues in roles as a consultant, planner, and attorney. Her work involves developing national and state policy and building partnerships with private entities, non-governmental organizations, and government agencies.

Nelson holds a Natural Resources Law and Policy Certificate and a Juris Doctor.

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