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Bug Hartsock is a graduating Master's student in an Entomology lab. When he's not staring at small critters, he spends his time reading, making art, and going on hikes (as well as playing plenty of Dungeons & Dragons). Bug is passionate about scientific outreach and communication, creating zines and comics designed to make science accessible to everyone. He's also spoken at conferences, on public radio, and at a variety of school outreach events. It's his hope to encourage the rest of the world to fall a little bit more in love with its tiny, many-legged residents.
Hi! I’m Jimena, raised in Southern California with a love for nature and shaped by my family. I now call Alaska home. Previously, I’ve worked in fieldwork helping on avian research projects with the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service before working with the National Parks Service as a park ranger. At present, I’m a Digital Community Coordinator at NAAEE. When I’m not supporting our amazing eePRO community, you can find me reading, writing, doodling, or bicycling to the nearest coffee and tea place.
Hi, my name is Kaitlyn! I am originally from West Virginia, but now call North Carolina home. I have always loved nature and learning. Now I want to teach others how they can love and appreciate nature too.
Hello, I am a teacher in the lake Tahoe region of California. I work for a small public charter located in the Olympic Valley. I run the homeschool program for our school and also teach science 2 days on campus. Ive been an educator for nearly 20 years now and started out as a naturalist in a residential outdoor education program in the Santa Cruz mountains. I love incorporating environmental education into my classes as much as possible.
Favour Eragbie is a leading global environemntalist who is driven by the principle that you can only protect what you know about. She strongly advocactes for climate education, climate justice and youth development.
I am a former secondary school teacher with 26 years of experience. Alongside my teaching career, I am also a proud parent of two children and grandmother to two adorable grandchildren. Nature has always held a special place in my heart, and I find immense joy in exploring and appreciating its wonders. Consequently, I have found my true calling as an enviromental educator.
In addition to my family and career, I am happily married and share my home with two lovable dogs, a rescue cat, and two charming donkeys. Whenever I get the chance, I indulge my passion for photography, capturing the beauty of nature through my lens. Reading is another treasured pastime that allows me to escape into different worlds and broaden my knowledge.