Caitilin Pope Daum founded Studio Wild in 2012 to focus on designing human-scaled spaces with nimble, innovative, and regionally specific approaches to sustainability. With 20 years of working in Oregon, Washington, and California her experience includes multi family housing, streetscapes, schoolyards, campuses, parks, and private residences. She is skilled at coordination between disciplines, helping to develop solutions that are appropriate to the realities of budget, engineering, ecology, and human use. Her greatest passion is for landscape design that supports biodiversity, and she believes that thriving ecosystems are key to human health and well-being. Caitilin earned a master’s degree in landscape architecture from the University of California, Berkeley. She is in the process of completing a Masters of Integrated Natural Resources and a Graduate Certificate in Climate Change, both through the University of Idaho. Since 2023 she has served as the Chair of ASLA Oregon's Biodiversity and Climate Action Committee, working to inspire and empower landscape practitioners towards greater climate action, and successfully bringing biodiversity and climate values to prominence in the Oregon ASLA Design Awards.