Cassandra Moseley Biography

We construct the building blocks of a sustainable society by recognizing the links between ecological health, economic well-being, and vigorous democracy. The Ecosystem Workforce Program was established in 1994 to help the Pacific Northwest build a high-skill, high-wage ecosystem management sector. Since then, it has worked to promote forest-based sustainable rural development in forest communities by creating a restoration workforce training curriculum and supporting local quality job programs. EWP supports community-based forestry programs through applied research projects, such as determining the distribution of benefits from federal forest management and forest workers' working conditions and by collaborating with forest communities to educate national policymakers about the effects of forest policy on forest communities and landscapes. Cassandra Moseley is the Director of the Ecosystem Workforce Program at the University of Oregon's Institute for a Sustainable Environment. Moseley holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics and government from Cornell University, as well as a master's, master's, and a doctorate in political science from Yale University. She works at the Journal of Forestry as an Associate Editor.

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