Dr. Kathleen Wolf is a Research Social Scientist with the College of the Environment, University of Washington. She is also aresearch associate with the US Forest Service Pacific NW Research Station in the development of a program on Urban Natural Resources Stewardship. Kathy's studies are based on the principles of environmental psychology; her professional mission is to discover, understand and communicate human behavior and benefits, as people experience nature in cities and towns. She is also interested in how scientific information can be integrated into local government policy and planning. An overview of Dr. Wolf's research programs can be found at www.naturewithin.info; additional research findings on Green Cities: Good Health:www.greenhealth.washington.edu

Dr. Kathleen Wolf is a Research Social Scientist with the College of the Environment, University of Washington. She is also aresearch associate with the US Forest Service Pacific NW Research Station in the development of a program on Urban Natural Resources Stewardship. Kathy's studies are based on the principles of environmental psychology; her professional mission is to discover, understand and communicate human behavior and benefits, as people experience nature in cities and towns. She is also interested in how scientific information can be integrated into local government policy and planning. An overview of Dr. Wolf's research programs can be found at www.naturewithin.info; additional research findings on Green Cities: Good Health:www.greenhealth.washington.edu

Morgan Grove is a social scientist and Team Leader for the USDA Forest Service's Baltimore Urban Field Station and is a Hixon Center Senior Fellow at Yale University. He joined the USDA Forest Service in 1996 and has been a Co-Principal Investigator in the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES) since its beginning in 1997. Morgan was the Social Science Scholar in Residence at the National Social-Environmental Synthesis Center for two years, from 2016-2018.

Morgan is the lead author for The Baltimore School of Urban Ecology: Space, Scale, and Time for the Study of Cities, which advances a new school of urban ecology for the 21st century. He co-edited a companion book, Science for the Sustainable City: Empirical Insights from the Baltimore School of Urban Ecology, will be published in 2019. Morgan has a B.A. from Yale College with a dual degree in Architecture and Environmental Studies, a M.F.S. in Community Forestry from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Social Ecology from Yale University. Morgan was a Yale F&ES URI intern in 1989.