Audrey Lindsey

Audrey Lindsey is an environmental scientist and environmental
educator, focused on the interactions between plants and soil. Her
master’s thesis on the soil & leaf chemistry of a Costa Rican
rainforest – Foliar Stoichiometry is Marginally Sensitive to Soil Phosphorus Across a Lowland Tropical Rainforest – was published in the peer-reviewed journal Ecosystems last
year. She has also communicated her studies of soil by presenting at
the conferences of the Ecological Society of America and American
Geophysical Union, and by co-authoring peer-reviewed papers in Soil Biology & Biochemistry and PLoS One. She
has taught environmental science in NYC parks, NYC k-12 classrooms, and
as a U.S. Forest Service camp & hiking guide. She currently
teaches college courses on the environment at Pratt Institute and
Guttman Community College.