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Carolyn grew up in Seattle and received a B.S. in Geology-Biology from Brown University in 2022. She moved to Montana shortly after college first for an AmeriCorps term with the Flathead Lake Biological Station, where she contributed to the long-term water quality monitoring program, and then stayed for an internship with the National Park Service Greater Yellowstone Network using satellite data to measure vegetation vulnerability to climate change. She has been with EPI since January and loves getting to engage with students in hands-on field science. Outside of work, you can most often find her playing competitive ultimate, doing any sort of skiing in the winter, or reading a library book.

Carolyn Lober

Yellowstone Instructor

Carolyn grew up in Seattle and received a B.S. in Geology-Biology from Brown University in 2022. She moved to Montana shortly after college first for an AmeriCorps term with the Flathead Lake Biological Station, where she contributed to the long-term water quality monitoring program, and then stayed for an internship with the National Park Service Greater Yellowstone Network using satellite data to measure vegetation vulnerability to climate change.

She has been with EPI since January and loves getting to engage with students in hands-on field science. Outside of work, you can most often find her playing competitive ultimate, doing any sort of skiing in the winter, or reading a library book.

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