Hannah Quenga

Avon Park AFR Sentinel Landscape Resilience Specialist

In her role as Resilience Specialist for the Avon Park Air Force Range Sentinel Landscape Partnership, Hannah supports conservation, resilience, and land-use efforts across the Heartland Region. She works with federal, state, local, and nonprofit partners to advance resilience projects, track landscape-scale outcomes, and support landowner assistance and economic development initiatives.

Hannah's professional journey is enriched by a diverse range of experiences. At the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council (ECFRPC), she examined historical land use and urban development practices for the Brevard Sea Grant project, using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to highlight the importance of preserving open spaces for historically disadvantaged communities. At Volusia County Environmental Management, she identified and compiled Best Management Practices (BMPs) to develop a comprehensive Low Impact Development (LID) Technical Manual and an incentive matrix to encourage sustainable development practices. During her fellowship with the National Audubon Society, she led Martin County, Florida, through a systematic process of measuring, managing, and tracking greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

In her free time, Hannah enjoys getting creative with crafts and ceramics, staying active playing kickball or kayaking, cooking a good meal, or playing a fun game of Billiards.

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