Reilly Hammond

Reilly Hammond supports community partnerships that advance sustainability and environmental education, community health and resilience. A wildlife biologist and educator, she brings a background in wildlife health, environmental education and data analysis. Her master’s research at ASU developed noninvasive tools for assessing health and disease in green sea turtles. She has volunteered more than 3,000 hours with Liberty Wildlife, providing medical care to native wildlife and leading public education with animal ambassadors. At ASU, she has mentored students through the Bird Buddies and Gombe Archive programs, and she has presented her research at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology Congress, the NSF Long-Term Ecological Research symposia, and the Arizona Association for Environmental Education conference. In partnership with STEM Labs Academy, she has co-founded EcoVision.earth, a community-driven conservation platform that connects students to real people, projects, and problems to create solutions with the support of mentors, scientists, and community members.