Eliza Greenman

Eliza is working on the town's comprehensive plan, and leading efforts to support a sustainable community on the Cranberry Isles, with a focus on natural resources, energy conservation, and renewable energy.  She collaborates with the Islesford School to develop curricula around conservation, and is continuing the work of her predecessor, Amanda Ravenhill, on food co-ops and island farming, as well as energy audits.  Eliza is also collaborating with the Neighborhood House and exploring ways of funding conservation and rehabilitation projects.

Eliza is from Poquoson, Virginia, and received her B.S. in Forestry in 2006 from the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.  Most recently, Eliza served as an Intern with the Unique Forestry Carbon Finance in Freiburg, Germany.  She created a company carbon footprint, designed a course in renewable energy for Makerere University in Uganda, conducted marketing research in English-speaking EU countries on behalf of an EU-sponsored shea-butter research project, and conducted a feasibility study of eucalyptus as a bio-crop in Germany.  Prior to this, Eliza worked as an assistant manager of Back River Market in Poquoson, Virginia; as a forest technician with Louisiana State University, and as a crew leader with East-West Forestry in Inverness, California. 

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