People
Marta Schonebaum
Liz Bullock she/her
Elaine Krebs she/her
I am an informal science educator in Los Angeles California. I teach K-12 full time at the California Science Center, and I also serve as the Confirmation Coordinator at my local parish. I just returned from the South Pole doing educational and outreach activities about Antarctica with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory! I am a member of Interfaith America and I write for the Interfaith America Magazine about the intersectionality of faith and science.In my free time I like SCUBA diving, skiing, swing dancing, and anything outdoors!
Camila Leon
Suzanne Harle
Phoebe Lok she/her
Hi, my name is Phoebe Lok, and I am a Corporate Communications Specialist with Taylor & Francis.
Emily Ciffone
Tonya Zadrozny
As Student Programs Manager, Tonya is responsible for the development and delivery of school and community programs, the Learning Adventures Bus programs, outreach, and summer camps. Through her work at the Conservancy, Tonya wishes to inspire all types of students to explore their local environment and appreciate the unique wildlife and ecosystems we have here in Southwest Florida. She hopes to empower the next generation to be environmental stewards.
J Hughes
Noah Parker
Austin Wesenberg he/him/his
I am a student at Luther College, interested in Environmental Education. I am taking this module as part of a class.
Alexa Markley She/Her
Bret Muter
Ellen Mutter
Amanda Helms
Danielle Forchette
Victoria Heyne
Leia Qian
Maggie Bourque she/her
Maggie Bourque is an educator based in Laramie, where she teaches courses, mentors students, designs curricula, supports course development (on campus, in the field, and online/via distance), and supports faculty in realizing impactful, innovative interdisciplinary teaching and learning in the Haub School of ENR at the University of Wyoming.
Maggie's professional and academic work is grounded in interdisciplinary education and place studies, blending cultural geography, philosophy, place-based pedagogy, and environmental studies.
Lindsay Carron She/Her/Hers
EverWild (est. 2016) is a 501-C Non-profit organization committed to engaging and mentoring children and families to develop a meaningful connection to the Earth. EverWild serves hundreds of children, Pre-K through teens, and adults with nature immersion classes, forest preschool and kindergarten, summer camps, overnight trips, and workshops across the greater Los Angeles area.