Lila Allen is an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in Environmental Design and Planning, with a minor in Sustainability Studies. Her academic interests include design, transdisciplinary research, and sustainability. She is currently working with Dr. Lin and Marisol Meyer-Driovínto doing research on the Shared Futures project which is an ArtScience fellowship. Her non-academic interests include drawing, playing music, backpacking, biking, and being outdoors.

Claire Eiting is an undergraduate student studying Geography with a minor in Sustainability Studies at the University of New Mexico. Her academic interests include water resources, sustainable food options, and GIS technology. She is currently working with Dr. Lin and Lindsey Rotche on analyzing the impacts of wildfires on snowpack and water resources. Some of her personal interests include most outdoor activities, collage making, listening to music, and reading. 

Katherine Jones is an undergraduate student studying Environmental Science with a minor in GIS at the University of New Mexico. Her academic interests include water resources, climate impacts on insects, and understanding climatic changes on urban spaces while some of her personal interests include hiking, gardening, and reading. She is currently working with Dr. Lin and PhD student Lindsey Rotche on the snow depth project which analyzes snow measurements in relation to forest structures and fire burn severities. 

Seth Connett is an undergraduate student studying Geography with a minor in Sustainability Studies. Their academic interests include local food systems, the impacts of climate change on agriculture, and the importance of native plants. They're also personally interested in crocheting, gardening, and writing. They're currently working with Dr. Lin and Lindsey Rotche on analyzing data about how wildfires affect snowpack and water runoff.