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Executive Director of the Missouri Environmental Education Association. A longtime youth gardening educator and outdoor education advocate, who believes that teaching systems thinking is key to tackling our myriad, complex, and intertwined environmental and social issues....and knows that environmental education is the perfect avenue for developing that kind of understanding!

Extension Program Associate at MSU's Coastal Research and Extension Center in Biloxi, Mississippi.
M.S. Conservation Education student at Mississippi State University.
 

I am an experienced educator and curriculum specialist with expertise in environmental conservation and education. I have a strong background in developing innovative educational programs, training teachers, and conducting ecological awareness projects. With degrees in Environmental Conservation and Science Education, I have worked in diverse roles across Turkey and the UK, including curriculum development, ecological research, and educational consultancy for organizations like UNICEF and the TEMA Foundation. My passion for integrating ecological themes into education reflects her commitment to sustainability and impactful learning experiences.

Wendy Omanga is the Founder and Project Manager of Moonlight Initiative non profit and the current Miss Jungle Kenya 2022. 

She is a passionate EE Top 30 Under 30 awardee who is a professional political scientist whose project focused on Climate Action through her advocacy in Riparian land restoration of rivers, dams and lakes through Bamboo afforestation in Kenya.

She is a current Board member at Climate Students Movement organisation based in Sweden serving in the Communications and Events Committee.

In her capacity as Miss Jungle Kenya, She is an advocate for tourism, affordable housing and environment conservation in East Africa as she champions for beauty with a purpose as conservation meets tourism.

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Diana leads Earth Forward Group’s energy, workforce development, and climate resilience practice. She has broad technical expertise in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable building performance. Diana's an advocate for sustainability workforce development and education. She is certified USGBC GPRO instructor, BPI Building Science Principles Instructor/Proctor and A Teacher Facilitator for Project WET and Project Learning Tree.

Diana holds an M.S. in Sustainability Management from Columbia University.

My name's Billie Salvucci and I'm a current sophomore at Warren Wilson College where I'm studying environmental education and outdoor leadership as well as working as a greenhouse propagation manager. 

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Education Director

Life science teacher with 14 years of experience teaching Biology, Anatomy, Marine Science, Botany & Zoology, and Environmental Science. 

Joel Denney grew up amongst the sunny skies and sandy beaches of Southern California. Originally from Tustin, Joel spent some of his formative memories seeing views of the West from the window of his family RV. These camping trips would form the basis of his love for the outdoors and his passion for the environment. After High School, he worked as a Recreation Leader at a summer camp near Yosemite National Park, where he developed a yearning for a career in the outdoor industry. He would go on to obtain a bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies at Cal Poly Humboldt, nestled in the Redwood forests and rocky cliffs of Northern California.

After graduating during the height of the pandemic, Joel realized that getting a corporate job in a big city didn’t seem realistic, so he chose adventure and moved to Aspen, Colorado, to work on the lifts and learn how to ski. After some time at the Keystone Science School, Joel moved to Steamboat Springs in 2021, searching for community, adventure, and a career in Environmental Education. He enjoys skiing, camping, biking, hiking, reading books, and playing music.

Molly Nation is an assistant professor of Environmental Education in the Department of Marine and Ecological Sciences. She earned her BS. in Biology and Masters of Arts in Teaching from Georgia Southern University. She also holds a Ph.D. in Science Education from The University of South Florida.