CAITILIN POPE-DAUM

“I want the relationship between people and the physical environment to be as symbiotic as possible,” says Caitilin Pope-Daum about her passion for landscape architecture.  Before coming to Walker Macy, she received her Master's from Berkeley , and worked as a land-use consultant on the tiny, remote South Atlantic island of St Helena (the death place of Napoleon.) 

By the time Caitilin learned to walk, she was learning about environmental stewardship; she was born in a cabin in the redwoods, and grew up on a rural California commune with streams, 50-acres of forest, chickens, goats, and “everything that's good”.  In her free time, Caitilin enjoys fresh air, playing the old-time fiddle and a good game of Ultimate Frisbee.