Natasha Kerr

Natasha Kerr is a sustainable development practitioner with experience advancing large-scale forest restoration, environmental education, food security, gender equity and climate resilience initiatives across the U.S., Latin America and Afghanistan. She brings expertise in organizational growth, nonprofit leadership, grant administration and project management. She holds a B.A. in Latin American studies from George Washington University and an M.A. in international development from the University of Denver.

She collaborated with multidisciplinary teams restoring more than 12,000 hectares of degraded lands, spanning wildfire prevention, community-based forest restoration and agroforestry to strengthen climate resilience. Natasha excels at translating ambitious goals into actionable climate and conservation solutions. Fully bilingual (English/Spanish), she has experience crafting communication and building strategic partnerships with climate vulnerable communities. As an Audubon TogetherGreen Fellow, she led impactful Latino/Hispanic engagement initiatives focused on migratory bird conservation.