Summary
Kimberly Keller is an Assistant Park Manager in Pennsylvania with a decade of hands-on experience in conservation, environmental education, and field data collection. She holds a Master's in Environmental Science and Management (Conservation Biology) from Duquesne University and has practical GIS experience supporting US Army Corps of Engineers projects. Her background spans leadership roles from crew and project leader to park management trainee, combining fieldwork, youth education, and volunteer research on amphibian behavior. Based in Pittsburgh, she brings a blend of technical field skills and public-facing program delivery, plus an intellectual curiosity—she enjoys math, science, philosophy and a good technical challenge—that informs her evidence-driven approach to park stewardship.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
College/University Preparatory, College/University Preparatory at Chestnut Ridge High School
Master's degree, Environmental Science and Management, Master's degree, Environmental Science and Management at Duquesne University