Originally from Miami, Florida, Blaire Kleiman obtained her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies from the University of Central Florida in the Summer of 2017. When she's not studying trees, you can find her staring at them in awe or hugging them. Natalia is set to graduate this year and hopes to travel and gain work experience before possibly going to graduate school for forestry. Since joining the e-board in 2019, Natalia has held the roles of Secretary and Vice President, and is currently President. Following these academic interests in ecology, Natalia has also been a part of the FIU student organization GLADES (Growth of Leadership Academics and Diversity in Ecological Sciences), since 2018. Natalia has many interests within the field of ecology and botany, specifically, trees and forestry, for which she is currently in the pursuit of gaining knowledge and experience. She has also worked as a county intern in Broward County Parks and Recreation, at Long Key Natural Area & Nature Center, under the mentorship of Kelli Whitney. She has worked as a student intern at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden under the mentorship of Jennifer Possley. Hong Liu) and, currently, the Big Cypress post-logging project (with Dr. Cara Rockwell for various field data collection projects, including the Coastal Prairie Hammock project (with Dr. She has worked on and off under the direction of Dr. Natalia Herrera-Blitman is currently a senior undergraduate student, majoring in Biological Sciences.
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