Bryan Fok 

Bryan Fok is a recent graduate of the University of Notre Dame, where he studied global affairs and history. He is passionate about environmental policy and has conducted research on various aspects of the environment. As a Kellogg International Scholar, he has conducted research on the intersection between conflict and the environment, and he has also presented to the municipal government of Albuquerque on best practices to promote urban forests. At Saving the Sea, Bryan is working on researching and promoting best practices at the state level to deal with wildfires.

Outside of his interest in environmental policy, Bryan is an avid hiker, aiming to hike at least 100 miles every year, and was the co-president of the Outing Club of Notre Dame. He has also travelled and worked extensively in Italy.