Charmaine Dahlenburg is the Director of Field Conservation at the National Aquarium, located in the City of Baltimore. She holds an undergraduate degree in biology from Cedar Crest College and a master’s degree in environmental science and policy from Johns Hopkins University. With 18 years’ experience working in urban ecosystems, engaging communities in hands-on habitat restoration, she has focused most recently on floating wetland technology as a means of re-envisioning postindustrial waterfronts as functioning ecosystems.
Her most recent project includes building the science behind the benefits of floating wetlands as the National Aquarium embarks on a Waterfront Campus Plan to introduce up to 15,000-square-feet of floating wetlands in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
