Who works with us?
Team
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Anna Bebbington
Research ManagerCloseAnna is a Research Manager with Earth Insight, supporting the GIS workflows from data collection and management to cartography. Prior to joining Earth Insight, Anna has collaborated with Conservation International to map Indigenous Peoples and Local Community Lands and rights in Europe, provided geospatial support to urban forestry efforts in Worcester, MA, and worked with The Mountain Institute on building climate resiliency in agro-pastoral communities in the Peruvian high Andes. Anna has a MSci in Geographic Information Science from Clark University (Worcester, MA) and a BA in Geography from Macalester College (St Paul, MN).
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Edith Espejo
Program ManagerCloseEdith Espejo, has been working in the climate space for over 6 years, beginning her career at the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation focusing on biodiversity and climate crisis communications. Before joining Earth Insight, she assisted in One Earth Philanthropy winning an Anthem Award, several Shorty Awards, and other communications recognitions during her time as a communications manager. At Earth Insight, she is playing a key role supporting the research and communications strategies.
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Ignacio Arroniz Velasco
Senior Associate for Nature & Climate DiplomacyCloseIgnacio is Senior Associate for Nature & Climate Diplomacy at Earth Insight. His work involves addressing the threats posed by fossil fuels and other industries to critical ecosystems via direct diplomatic engagement, coalition building and thought leadership. Prior to Earth Insight, Ignacio worked at E3G, a leading global think tank working at the frontiers of climate politics, where he focused on sustaining Europe’s international climate leadership amidst troubling geopolitics. He had previously worked on the EU 2030 climate package at the European Policy Centre and as a trainee for the EU High Representative Josep Borrell. Ignacio holds a Master’s in EU Diplomacy from the College of Europe and a BA in European Social & Political Studies from UCL (London).
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Tiffany Hsu
Spatial AnalystCloseTiffany holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies with a Minor in Spatial Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara. From assessing sea level rise vulnerabilities in the Maldives during her time at NASA to monitoring palm oil supply chain changes in Indonesia during her undergraduate studies at UCSB, her experiences reflect a commitment to environmental causes. At Earth Insight, she applies her expertise to analyze spatial data and create informative visualizations. Beyond her professional pursuits, Tiffany finds joy in performing modern dance, watching space documentaries, baking desserts, and spending time in nature.
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Lara Jordan
Spatial AnalystCloseLara holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography and a Master of Science in Geographic Information Science from Clark University. Before Earth Insight, Lara worked on mapping vulnerable areas of mangroves and seagrass to rising salinity and temperature levels with the Wildlife Conservation Society. She also assessed fire risk and the effects of prescribed burning in Massachusetts with the Department of Conservation and Recreation. Throughout these experiences and her ongoing work with Earth Insight, Lara applies her passion for environmental justice and love of spatial analysis to create insights and visualizations of ongoing environmental and indigenous community injustices around the world.
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Florencia Librizzi
Deputy DirectorCloseFlorencia Librizzi is the Deputy Director of Earth Insight, where she leads global strategies to expose and address industrial threats to tropical forests and Indigenous territories. Her work bridges research, policy, and advocacy to advance rights-based climate and biodiversity action. She co-led the drafting and negotiation of IUCN Motion 140, the first resolution to prevent ecological tipping points in the Congo Basin, uniting governments, scientists, and Indigenous leaders around a shared, science-based framework for safeguarding forests and people.
An international lawyer and sustainability leader with over two decades of experience, Florencia has held senior roles at the UN Global Compact (PRME), the SDG Academy (SDSN), and the International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP). She was the first woman and civil-society representative to co-chair the UN Higher Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI), mobilizing universities worldwide for the Sustainable Development Goals. She also serves as Adjunct Professor at Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business, where she teaches sustainability and responsible management, preparing future leaders to build regenerative and equitable economies.
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Juan Pablo Osornio
Engagement DirectorCloseJuan Pablo Osornio has fifteen years of experience on climate politics and policy. He has worked with governments in the US, Europe, Latin America and Asia on climate policy and was responsible for creating the global climate political strategy for Greenpeace from (2017-2022). Juan Pablo is passionate about international cooperation and committed to bringing countries together to protect the global commons. He is originally from Mexico City, holds a BA in International Relations from Instituto Tecnologico Autonomous de Mexico and an MPA on Environmental Science and Policy from Columbia University SIPA. Juan Pablo's role is housed within the Meliore Foundation.
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Katie Boston
Senior Spatial AnalystCloseKatie is a geospatial professional with a background in environmental and extractives-related applications. She specializes in using remote sensing techniques to monitor topographic changes associated with resource extraction. Prior to joining Earth Insight, Katie worked with the U.S. Geological Survey, where she produced data products and conducted research on artisanal and small-scale mining of conflict and critical minerals across Africa, Central Asia, and the Amazon. At Earth Insight, she serves as a senior spatial analyst, supporting the organization’s mapping initiatives through the collection, processing, and visualization of spatial data.
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Tyson Miller
Executive DirectorCloseTyson Miller has been developing environmental and civil society organizations and initiatives for nearly 25 years. He has focused on advancing large landscape conservation, restricting access to fossil energy financing, sustainability in the forest products industry, improved environmental coverage in the news, and expanded environmental education and literacy. Initiatives that he has played a central role in co-founding or catalyzing include: the Amazonia for Life 80% by 2025 Coalition, the Exit Amazon Oil and Gas Campaign, the Wetland Forests Initiative, Environmental Paper Network, Dream of Nation, and a range of others. Prior to joining Earth Insight, Tyson led the forest and Amazon programs at Stand.earth, overseeing research initiatives tracking supply chains and financial flows for oil and gas expansion in the Amazon and leveraging this research to secure agreements with global banks. He also served as program director of the Dogwood Alliance, and as principal of Seenova.org. He also commenced a number of fiscally sponsored projects (e.g., Green Press Initiative, Project for Improved Environmental Coverage, Dream of a Nation) through the auspices of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs.