Isabella supports CFC’s streamflow monitoring program by helping to collect, manage, and analyze flow data for instream water rights and restoration projects. Originally from western Pennsylvania, she holds a B.S. in Environmental Science and Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh. During her studies, she developed a deep appreciation for the role watershed stewardship plays in supporting ecological sustainability and human health. Prior to joining CFC, she completed stream restoration and environmental education work with Pennsylvania Conservation Districts and served as a hydrologic research technician with the U.S. Forest Service. In her free time, Isabella enjoys hiking, baking, practicing yoga, and exploring the local art scene.