Kenneth Dott (he/him) is a junior at the University of California, Santa Barbara, studying Environmental Studies with a minor in History. He is passionate about environmental policy, conservation, wildlife, and using storytelling to connect people with climate and biodiversity issues.

Kenneth currently serves as a Communications Fellow with Trillion Trees through the Climate Curve Constellations Fellowship, where he supports outreach and engagement efforts focused on global forest conservation and restoration. He is also a Research Assistant with the CONVEI fellowship focusing on deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. In addition, Kenneth works with the Foundation for International Aid to Animals in Argentina, developing communications materials that spotlight South America's unique wildlife.

Through his academic and professional work, Kenneth explores how storytelling can strengthen conservation efforts, increase public engagement, and make complex environmental issues more accessible. Through the Constellations Fellowship, he hopes to further develop these skills while contributing to initiatives that support forest conservation and climate resilience around the world.