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CURRENT POSITION
M.Sc. Candidate, Department of Natural Resources, McGill University
Supervisors: Dr. Elena Bennett Dr. Timon McPhearson, Urban Systems Lab, The New School Thesis: Connecting Social-Ecological Bright Spots and Community Stewardship in New York City PAST DEGREES
B.Sc. (Honours) Environment, Water Ecosystems (Biological)
McGill University School of Environment Thesis: Bright Spots Among Lakes in the Rideau Valley, ON |
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CURRENT RESEARCH
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Juno Garrah is an ecologist working on environmental justice and community based ecosystem management, aiming to help communities produce their own visions of sustainable futures. She is currently an M.Sc. Candidate in the Department of Natural Resource Sciences at McGill University in Montreal, and a Visiting Scholar at the Urban Systems Lab. Working alongside researchers, policymakers, and practitioners in New York City, she is assessing the local urban environmental stewardship network across the city, modelling ecological outcomes and examining co-produced social benefits. Her expertise is in spatial modelling and social-ecological systems dynamics, and she holds a B.Sc. in Water Ecosystems, also from McGill University.
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PUBLICATIONS
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Garrah, J., B. Frei, and E. M. Bennett. 2019. Bright spots among lakes in the Rideau Valley Watershed, Ontario. Ecology and Society 24(3).
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Other Interests
farming, basketball, water sports, country music
farming, basketball, water sports, country music