Kate Wagner
Environmental Scientist | Transforming Conservation with Data
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Kate Wagner is an environmental scientist whose research revolutionizes conservation efforts. As the co-founder of the award-winning Ecostats initiative, she pioneered the use of data analytics to map and predict biodiversity threats.
Wagner's TED talk on the power of citizen science has reached millions, inspiring global communities to contribute environmental data. Her keynotes blend academic rigor with compelling storytelling, giving decision-makers the tools to protect fragile ecosystems.
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I hate McMansions -- and you should too
If you've never heard of a McMansion, get ready for a crash course in gaudy, oversized home design. In this hilarious talk, Kate Wagner, creator of the blog McMansion Hell, roasts a few of these architectural eyesores, and discusses how builders and homebuyers can make better design choices with an eye to both sustainability and aesthetics.
| Event | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|
| TEDxMidAtlantic | 2016 | 🇺🇸Washington DC, United States |
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