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Will posing with some Bluestem Goldenrod ( Solidago caesia )

Hello everyone, my name is Will Kaselow and I am so excited to be joining NeighborSpace of Baltimore County as the new Community Conservation Manager! I know I have big shoes to fill, so I’m eager to start getting to know everyone and hit the ground running this spring. 

Originally from the beautiful Garden State of New Jersey, I have moved around quite a bit while building a career in ecology and environmental outreach. I moved to Baltimore City in 2023 to attend UMBC, where I earned my M.S. in Geography and Environmental Systems. At UMBC, I conducted community-engaged research focused on understanding different approaches to environmental education in and around the city. I fell for the area in the process and began to put down roots.

You can often find me exploring green spaces around the city and county from Patterson Park to Rocky Point, Loch Raven, Patapsco Valley State Park, and more. I am excited to learn about the many hidden gems that NeighborSpace supports while working with communities to restore and conserve their beautiful green spaces. See you all soon!

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