People

When Azul Ceballos was a child in Argentina, her grandfather taught her to germinate algarrobo tree seeds by holding them in cold mate tea. That intimate connection with nature's cycles sparked a lifelong passion. Now an artist and designer based between New York and Argentina, Azul creates experiences that reconnect children with the living world. She founded Wonderpath, a free bilingual ecology game teaching kids ages 3-12 about ecosystems through creative play. Beyond digital experiences, Azul works with natural materials, underwater recordings, and sustainable textiles—investigating añil indigo and biomaterials. Her work bridges art, education, and environmental stewardship.

Established in 1916, Keystone Camp is an overnight all-girls summer camp that provides campers with the opportunity to build lifelong friendships and gain new skills. We offer a wide range of activities including kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, outdoor adventure, arts & crafts, horseback riding and many others. We empower our campers to be their best selves in a safe and supportive environment. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Keystone Camp is the perfect home base for adventures in Pisgah National Forest, DuPont State Forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway.

I consider myself an "accidental environmentalist". I enjoy researching topics, learning new things and educating the public on issues regarding air, water and soil. I like to promote enviromental advocacy through written communication, public speaking, participation in public hearings, and social media platforms. 

preK wellness and PE instructor

I’m Michal Miller, Executive Director of Wild Roots Nature Based Learning in Fort Wayne, Indiana. As a Montessori-trained educator with 15 years of experience, I’m passionate about connecting children to nature through hands-on, curiosity-driven learning. I lead Wild Roots’ seasonal half-day camps and summer programs and am developing Wild Roots Montessori School (opening Fall 2026). My work focuses on inclusion, community partnership, and empowering educators to create joyful, meaningful, and environmentally conscious learning experiences.