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Leah Davidson, BCS'12, was recently selected as one of the Top 25 Environmentalists Under 25 in Canada by Starfish Canada for her "innovative and immersive approaches to environmental education."
Leah's interest in environmental conservation was solidified after she travelled to Antarctica with Students on Ice as part of an educational trip to learn about Antarctica's ecosystem and the effects of climate change.
After receiving her Bachelor of Science in Economics, Management, and Global Innovation from the Wharton School, Leah has continued to "advocate cross-disciplinary cooperation in the environmental movement." Moving forward "she hopes to further develop the emerging discipline of the environmental humanities and to connect people with the vulnerable natural world through multimedia art and digital technologies."
Watch Leah's acceptance speech here.