People

I enjoy creating and facilitating educational experiences for kids.  I design camps, activities, and lessons that help younger audiences learn about wildlife conservation.  I also enjoy learning myself.  I am always seeking professional development to enhance my knowledge.  

I am an Agricultural Engineer from Haiti with a background in Natural Resources and Environment.My undergraduate thesis focused on cadmium uptake by cocoa trees, investigating its accumulation in soils and beans as well as potential mitigation strategies. Currently, I am interested in understanding drought-induced forest and tree mortality in the context of global warming.I aim to apply Remote Sensing and GIS to analyze both physiological and ecological patterns and to predict tree mortality. Besides academic work, I enjoy playing and watching soccer, and spending time with my family.

Professor of Environmental Education at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point;  Director of the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education

Michael Zanetti grew up in Connecticut. He is an author and a proud environmentalist. He has been a member of The Nature Conservancy for almost 20 years. Michael enjoys creative writing and music. He taught piano for many years and studied literature at Fairfield University. Michael's stories reflect his love for animals and nature.

Madeline is an international programs specialist at NAAEE, supporting the Global Environmental Education Partnership (GEEP), youth leadership programs, and other global initiatives.

Favour Eragbie is a leading global environmentalist who is driven by the principle that you can only protect what you know about. She strongly advocates for climate education, climate justice and youth development.