DroneDeploy.org Speaker Series: Regenerative Agriculture
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Speakers
Rebecca Lehman
Rebecca finds innovative ways to leverage technology in addressing social and environmental problems. At DroneDeploy she manages both the nonprofit and education programs. She works with nonprofits and social impact organizations to enable the power of mapping and new technology to reach those who need it most. She has a master's degree in Environmental Management from the Yale School of the Environment.
Nick DiDomenico
Hailing from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Nick is a regenerative designer, farmer, and builder. Inspired by indigenous culture and ancient farming practices, he works passionately to design the future of living systems. In 2015, Nick began farming on a barren and desertified 14-acre parcel of land in rural north Boulder County, now called Elk Run Farm, and the pilot research project for Drylands Agroecology Research (DAR). Today, Nick is working to develop climate change solutions through regenerative farming, working with private and public landowners across Boulder County.
Mary and Andrew Tuttle
Mary Marshall and Andrew Tuttle own and operate Redtail Edge Design, offering ecological landscapes and farm design services. They are launching a new regenerative farm education project, Edge Perma. Using drones and virtual reality software, they aim to revolutionize online farm education by developing advanced virtual tours of established farms.
Ethan Leonard
Ethan is a Solutions Engineer with DroneDeploy. He grew up in a small town in rural Ohio and worked on farms as a child. He has experience as a farmhand, mostly roguing and detasseling. Ethan studied Geographic Information Science (GIS) and Remote Sensing at University of Cincinnati and specialized in drones and spatial analysis. He has 5 years of experience as a partner in a drone-based geospatial consulting start-up and 1 year at Kespry, a volumetrics drone-based aerial intelligence platform.