Sabine Blumenthal first worked with CETI as a Research Intern in the fall of 2025, helping to update and produce visualizations for the NW Clean Energy Atlas. She is thrilled to rejoin the team as Program Associate on a part-time basis, supporting operations across the organization, reengaging with research projects, and contributing to CETI's data analysis and visualization.

Sabine graduated from Colorado College in 2024 with a B.A. in Environmental Science and a minor in Anthropology. She completed her senior thesis on the spatial distribution of prairie grasses in a Colorado desert ecosystem, exploring how species' self-organization patterns impact the landscape's resilience to climate change.

Sabine is passionate about environmental education, specifically building community and stewardship practices among youth through nature-based education. Previously, she interned with the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, served on several trail crews across Washington State, and taught at schools in Colorado and Washington. These experiences influenced her appreciation for the outdoors and inspired her to pursue a career in environmental stewardship, education, and community engagement.

This year she is also excited to take on outdoor education and guiding opportunities, co-leading school trips and supporting environmental science curriculum at schools across the greater Seattle area.

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