Ms. Yunjoo Cho

Yunjoo Cho is an environmental policy and sustainability professional whose work focuses on biodiversity, geospatial analysis, and environmental governance. She currently works as an EHS & Sustainability Regulatory Consultant at Enhesa, where she analyzes environmental, health, safety, and ESG regulations across multiple jurisdictions. She holds an M.S. in Environment and Sustainability from the University of Michigan, with a concentration in Environmental Policy and Sustainable Systems. As a former NASA DEVELOP researcher, she applied satellite remote sensing and geospatial analysis to assess long-term changes in isolated freshwater wetlands. Her research examines how geospatial data, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence can support biodiversity conservation, ecosystem monitoring, and natural capital risk assessment. She is particularly interested in translating spatial and ecological evidence into decision-relevant information for governments, businesses, and international institutions. Her research has addressed corporate biodiversity strategy, international biodiversity governance, and AI-enabled approaches to environmental decision-making.