Charlotte Weinstein is a senior geospatial analyst for the Chesapeake Conservancy’s Conservation Innovation Center (CIC), where she utilizes geospatial and remote sensing analyses to inform implementation and monitoring of agricultural best management practices.

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Previously, Weinstein was with the Michigan Tech Research Institute, where her work included operational decision support, uncrewed aerial system (UAS) applications and mapping of wetlands, invasive species, submerged aquatic vegetation and wildfire impacts.

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Weinstein has a master’s degree in natural resources and environment from University of Michigan and a bachelor’s degree in Chinese language and culture from Washington University in St. Louis. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, reading, collecting houseplants and making pottery.