is an undergraduate at Stanford University studying Earth Systems, science communication, and theater. As both a theater-maker and environmental advocate, her interests lie at the intersection of climate justice and artistic performance. She is especially captivated by human-environment interactions and exploring how multi-media storytelling can influence conservation attitudes and our perception of the natural world. Aiyana interned for KneeDeep in summer 2022.
Mosquito-borne disease is on the rise thanks to climate change. Will the Bay Area get new mosquito species? Climate change might push them to cooler climates.... Read more.
Among the more well-known causes of wildfire — lightning, volcanic activity, neglected cigarettes, gender reveal parties gone awry — there remains a less no... Read more.
It’s July 30th at the San Francisco Exploratorium and three teams of 10 to 15 adventurers, ranging from ages 9 to about 50, are assembled to participate in a ... Read more.
Durham's play Polar Bears, Black Boys & Prairie Fringed Orchids is a story of not only wildlife conservation and low-flow toilets, but of police brutality, grie... Read more.