I get out of bed each day to make the world a more healthy place so that future generations are able to enjoy the wonders of a thriving global community. While I appreciate the opinion that we need to terraform Mars because the Earth is doomed, I am not willing to give up, yet. As Stewart Brand wrote, “Earth will be fine, no matter what; so will life. It is humans who are in trouble. But since we got ourselves into this fix, we should be able to get ourselves out of it.”My vision of world health is when human and natural systems are sustainable, resilient, deeply connected, equitable, just, and flourishing. I believe to get there we need to work at every level from personal to global.I help humanity do better by transforming data to knowledge so that together we can protect or recreate resilient sustainable watersheds that support ecosystems and communities. My role is to design systems to collect data, conduct analysis and model watersheds and water rights. I use my findings to support stakeholders’ decisions, coming together in collaborative efforts that lead to agreements and projects to increase water system sustainability and resilience, in order to support ecological health and communities. I am an exceptional presenter and find joy in explaining complex science, regulation, and policy to any audience.