Chelsea Lembert is a geospatial and data professional working at the intersection of sustainable land use, vegetation management, and climate resilience. She is the founder of Lembert Prescribed Grazing in Oakdale, Connecticut, where she applies ecological grazing practices alongside spatial analysis to support healthier landscapes and reduce land management risk.

Through Lembert Geospatial, Chelsea leads mapping and spatial analysis projects that support land planning, environmental management, and utility infrastructure needs, including corridor analysis, vegetation management planning, and resilience assessment. Her work prioritizes practical application, real-world constraints, and outputs that directly support informed decision making by land managers and public agencies.

Chelsea is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Data Science with a geospatial focus at Old Dominion University, strengthening her technical capacity to integrate data-driven methods with land-based solutions that benefit communities and ecosystems.