Jonathan Moy

Former undergraduate intern

Jonathan Moy worked in the Agroecology lab in the summer of 2017 and the fall of 2017. He is originally from Owings Mills, MD. He majored in Environmental Science and Technology with a concentration in ecological technology design at the University of Maryland. He was a member of the Horticulture Club and Green Roots – UMD Hydroponics Club. Because of Jonathan’s passion for plants, soil, and ecology, he hopes to work on ecosystem restoration in the future. Outside of academics, he enjoys exploring parks, gardening, and doing parkour—anything to get him outside. In the summer of 2017, he worked as an environmental educator at the Howard County Conservancy to impart his enthusiasm about the environment to children. Jonathan worked with Elizabeth de la Reguera to study the impacts of saltwater intrusion on plant germination, productivity of crops, and soil carbon on farms.