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Seán Arthurs is an educator, non-profit leader, and lawyer with a passion for conceptualizing, developing, and implementing impactful and mission-driven educational programming at scale. He is presently privileged to be working with frontline environmental and human rights defenders as the Director of Global Education and Training with EarthRights International. He has facilitated and led teams in a wide variety of online and in-person learning experiences across the globe.

Ana Leirner oversees Project Learning Tree’s professional learning initiatives and curriculum offerings. She advances the work of the SFI education pillar by ensuring that people working with youth and communities have the resources, knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to advance environmental education, forest literacy, and green career pathways through the lens of trees and forests. Ana is passionate about leveraging the power of education to create a more sustainable future. Before joining SFI, she worked as a learning designer in various industries, developing courses on topics that included climate and STEM education. Originally from Brazil, she now lives in the Washington D.C. area with her family. Ana holds a Master of Education in Educational Media and Technology from Boston University and a Master of Business Administration from Fundação Getulio Vargas in São Paulo, Brazil.

Have been seriving Pike County Soil and Water Conservation District for 4.5 years this is coming upon my 5th year.  My conservation office has mainly worked with farmers in prior years creating water quality plans and nutrient management plans.    Currently I am a cosmetologist working at Ulta Salon in the evenings and weekends, a Peer Support Specialist at Goodwill  Industries of Kentucky, and working to get my Enviornmental Education Certification which I will finish up at the beginning of 2025. My hobbies include gardening, forging fungis and plants, fishing, kyaking, hunting, painting, crafting, learning about science because it is ever evolving and changing.  My passion for science started at a very young age of watching my brother do experiments from building volcanoes to blasting small rockets.  Then evolved when I met some great scientists that became best friends of mine.  I was and am able to mentor under them and they have taught me a lot about natural science.  Cosmetology taught me more about the human body then any science class in high school or college I ever took.

I am an Assistant Professor of Environmental Education in the School of Environment and Natural Resources at The Ohio State University. I work collaboratively with educators and youth on design-based research to understand and develop pathways for people to learn about and care for the natural world we are all a part of. I focus on urban communities and explore questions of environmental identity, environmental literacy about complex ecological issues, and the structure and function of learning ecosystems.

Ellen focuses on growing future forest and conservation leaders through Project Learning Tree Canada’s environmental education and forest literacy programming. She leads the implementation of national programs to grow PLT’s reach and impact across Canada. Ellen believes that the best way to expand PLT’s national presence is by engaging directly with educators and school counselors and by nurturing relationships with school districts and other strategic partners. Ellen has over 10 years of experience designing, implementing, and leading education programs with leading non-profits in Canada. She holds a Master and Bachelor of Education from the University of Ottawa. Outside work, you will find Ellen in her garden, chasing her kids around a local park, or riding her bike.

I am an Environmental Educator for KAEE who is passionate about promoting environmental stewardship of designed and natural environments. With a MS in Applied Ecology and Conservation Biology, I have conducted wildlife research within historically protected landscapes, taught biology labs, developed and implemented professional development curriculum, and worked seasonally as an Environmental Educator and Assistant Director for an outdoor education program in New York State. I am excited to help students learn more about what interests them in their surrounding ecosystems.

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