Ann Satterthwaite

Ann Satterthwaite has a strong interest in the work of the Olmsteds and is currently supporting a project to develop a bibliography of unpublished papers on the work of the Olmsteds. Both her professional and community activities have been focused on ways to make cities, towns and the countryside both livable and functional through a wide range of projects in historic preservation, conservation of natural and cultural landscapes, tourism, recreation, heritage development and environmental planning.

As an environmental planning consultant, she has worked for public and private local, state and national agencies; as a lecturer and writer, she has taught at colleges and universities; and as a planning advocate, she has been active in both local and national professional and civic associations promoting greater attention to planning. She received a BA, cum laude, from Radcliffe College in Cambridge, MA, and an MA in city planning from Yale University in New Haven, CT.