Zoë Noble

Community Engagement and Data Analysis Intern

Originally from Middlebury, Vermont, Zoë is a recent graduate of the University with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Psychology. As an undergraduate, she had the opportunity to use geospatial and demographic data to examine environmental inequities in Rochester linked to historic discriminatory urban development, strengthening her interest in equitable and sustainable community planning. She is passionate about creating maps and data visualizations as a way to make environmental data more accessible to all audiences.

At the Climate Solutions Accelerator, Zoë works to educate local residents about environmental action and energy efficiency programs, including Color Your Community Green and AMPED, at a variety of community events. Additionally, she helps collect and analyze data relating to greenhouse gas emissions and community impact throughout the Genesee-Finger Lakes region.

In her free time, Zoë enjoys walking and hiking outdoors, paddleboarding, and exploring local cafés.