Shoreline Greenway Trail is proud to announce their incoming Interns for the 2025 program: DAISY EVERINGHAM and LILLIAN TEEL!!
Daisy Everingham
Daisy is a master’s student in Coastal Resilience at Southern Connecticut State University. She is interested in how we can make our shorelines places that are resilient to climate change, whilst encouraging active travel and stronger communities. She’s passionate about getting more people out of their cars and onto their bikes, and linking up New Haven with the surrounding shoreline and wetlands. Before her master’s, Daisy worked in environmental communications, and is excited to build her skills and meet community members across New Haven county as she supports the Shoreline Greenway Trail’s work.
Daisy will be working on two main programs ENVIRONMENTAL CONNECTIONS, RESILIENCE & SURVEY and TRAIL MAPPING, WAYFINDING and TRAILSIDE SERVICES as well as the shared ACCESS & ENGAGEMENT Program with Lillian
Lillian Teel
Lillian is a rising sophomore at Yale University pursuing a major in Political Science, with a potential double major in Computing and the Arts. She has strong interests in constitutional, criminal, and immigration law, and outside of academics can be found training on the Yale swim team or pursuing her passion for digital art. Lillian is so excited to contribute to SGT’s community engagement and legal development programs, and is eager to work with the team this summer.
Lillian will be working on two main programs: NEW HAVEN & EAST HAVEN ENGAGEMENT and LEGAL OUTREACH and DEVELOPMENT as well as the shared ACCESS & ENGAGEMENT Program with Daisy.
PLEASE join me in welcoming these two outstanding students and look forward to their significant contribution to the Trail project and our efforts!
This program is supported via a generous grant from the Greater New Haven Green Fund and we are very appreciative.
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about the Greater New Haven Green Fund: We award grants to community grassroots organizations that help create a clean, healthy environment in and around New Haven.