People

I'm an oceanographer and behavioral neuroscientist by training, who has worked at all levels in conservation, from education to international policy. I teach people behavior change skills to make a difference on climate change, plus online courses in climate science and solutions.

Cody Finney, or “Finn”, hails from Elkin, North Carolina, in the heart of the Yadkin Valley. Finn’s love and passion for nature were ingrained in him from a young age. His upbringing in this scenic region helped shape his deep connection to the natural world.

I am a community coordinator working and living in Panama at a study abroad field school. I teach environmental subjects to university students as well as lead and create community engagement projects alongside stakeholders in my community.

I am a 5th grade teacher in National City, CA. I teach multiple subjects but my favorite subjects are Math & Science!

I am the director and lead teacher at Powell Butte Community Preschool.  Our program, hosted on my 2 acre hobby farm in rural Central Oregon, offers immersive placed based learning opportunites and includes the hands on care of small and miniature farm animals, and the cultivation of several preschool gardens.  

I work at Chatham Middle School teaching 6th grade science.  I love traveling and have gained first hand knowlege,  both good and bad, about the world we live in.  I enjoy connecting students to issues that affect them directly and how it relates to others around the world.  

Earth and Environmental Science teacher at Southern High School

M.S Forestry NC STate University

B.S Biology Sewanee: The University of the South

Dr. Miriah M. Russo Kelly (she/her) is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science in the Department of Environment, Geography, and Marine Sciences at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT. Dr. Kelly’s teaching and research focuses on the human dimensions of ocean and coastal climate change issues. Dr. Kelly works in the area of environmental management and decision-making, and studies collaborative and transdisciplinary approaches to addressing complex environmental problems. Dr. Kelly is also dedicated to translational environmental sciences, including environmental communication, environmental education, and environmental engagement.