Chelsea has spent the majority of her life living and working overseas and hopes to never have to veer too far from this pathway. She grew up in Sierra Leone, Niger, and Madagascar and has worked with environmental organizations in Peru, Madagascar, and Panama. Chelsea received a B.A. in Environment and Development with a minor in International Development Studies from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Professionally, she is interested in holistic projects that aim to address conservation needs through long-term community development, as well as the role that art can play in international community development projects. Personally, she is interested in hiking, kayaking, painting, and generally being as close to the beach as possible. Chelsea is currently living in Madagascar, working with the Environment and Rural Development team at the USAID-Madagascar mission.