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Paul McAfee

Hannah Wittwer she/her

Eric Carpenter

Experienced program manager with significant teaching, training, design, development, and collaboration experience. Passionate about STEM-STEAM, place and standards-based inquiries, tech in field science, resilience, and building programs that connect people and communities, to nature

Haley Jackson

Bethany Driggs

Stephany Hancock

René Buccinna

Denby Freeland

Denby is a cultural practitioner, educator, and artist who lives in upcountry Maui with her two children. Born and raised on Oʻahu, Denby graduated from Punahou School and earned her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Washington, as well as a Master’s degree in Education at Heritage College, Washington. 

Tom Mackey

I have worked in the fields of EE, STEM, and Wilderness education in diverse capacities. My professional interest lie in the design and practice of anti-oppressive place-based education.

Isabella Santana

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josselyn ramos

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Amarjeet Gill

Amy Cirjak

Kathryn Royall

Whitney Drahota

Orrin Wilson

Makenzie Sorrell

Kaitlynn Gootee

Kira Jewett she/her

Environmental educator, outdoor enthusiast, primitive skills practitioner, social justice warrior, musician, science teacher.  Currently Program Director for a nonprofit.

Rhayanne Miranda

Gabriella Rivas she/her

Deja Charles she/her/they

Curently working as a Member Coordinator at the ACE for the EPIC NPS division. Have worked as interpretive ranger for the NPS for a couple years. Living and working in the Eastern Sierra. Graduated from Sac State with a BA in History and Minor in Anthropology.