Tereza Vohryzková is a climate change adaptation manager, she studied classical philology and the history of religion at Charles University. In 2007, she co-founded AutoMat, an association promoting sustainable transport and compact cities. She helped launch the Zažít město jinak (Take Back Your Street) festival, growing it from a single street closure on Smetana Embankment in 2006 into a nationwide festival spanning more than 90 locations. In recent years, her focus has shifted to helping landscapes adapt to climate change: she co-founded Krajinohled, where she works with municipalities to plan, fund, and carry out landscape measures. She is also active at Beleco, taking similar work across the country through European projects.