Katrina Ross-Ghali

Katrina's background in health psychology inspired her to pursue landscape architecture to improve communal health and well-being. She earned her Bachelor of Environmental Design, Master of Landscape Architecture, and Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia. Since then, her focus has been on creating healthy and resilient communities that benefit both people and the natural environment. One of her notable projects includes her contribution to the Fraser River Delta Collaborative, where she conducted research and helped develop design interventions to combat sea-level rise in the region. In her leisure time, she enjoys exploring new neighbourhoods, learning new musical instruments, or indulging in a good book.