Christin Bratton is an environmental scientist and field-based researcher. She focuses on how people think, decide, and regulate themselves in relation to place, nature, and modern environments. Her work sits at the intersection of conservation, STEM, observation, and public communication.

She currently work in federal environmental protection and compliance, where she conducts environmental reviews, field assessments, and documentation tied to disaster recovery and infrastructure projects. This background informs how she approaches her independent work: field research, providing field experience building tools and resources, brainstorming solutions. She cares less about aesthetics and more about whether something actually helps people function better in the world they’re already living in. If each person is better equipped in themselves, there is more attention available to solving environmental and climate change issues.