Kelsey Josund

Kelsey Josund is a professional in the field of machine learning, working remotely to specialize in the use of artificial intelligence and satellite data for the verification of carbon credits. Josund is actively involved in partnerships for forest carbon projects, notably with Delta Land Services for the Avahoula Climate Action Project in Louisiana. Her work primarily concentrates on reforestation and conservation efforts in the USA, Mexico, Brazil, with plans to extend these initiatives to other Latin American countries. Josund evaluates forest carbon projects using proprietary technology and strict criteria that consider climate impact, community involvement, and biodiversity. With a strong background in AI and machine learning applied to environmental conservation, she is part of a diverse team that includes engineers, scientists, and professionals from various backgrounds and nationalities. Josund contributes significantly to the development of technologies aimed at fostering more transparent and efficient carbon markets. Her projects focus on sequestering carbon, protecting wildlife, and benefiting local communities. Additionally, she is involved in creating Pachama Originals, a new generation of forest carbon projects developed using Pachama’s innovative technology.