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Jenniffer Gandia Perez

Danielle Neaville

Hannah Penn

Deborah Springer

Molecular Microbiologist with 20+ years of research experiences in academia, industry, and goverment. 

Sarah Lipchock

I am a PhD educated scientist that made the career shift to teaching high school 13 years ago. I currently teach in Frederick County, Maryland. 

Colby Himes

Evan Stone

Lauren Niedzwiecki

Ilke Erdogan

Jonathan Newbill

Catherine Kastleman

As Program Coordinator for Community Engagement and Research Translation at the Duke Superfund Research Center, I facilitate bi-directional communication, education, and engagement between Duke researchers and stakeholders. I have a Master's in Public Health (MPH) and a background in food systems.

Geneviève Tremblay

Anita Loomis-Yamaguchi

Ashton Jerger

I am an experienced conservation educator and outreach specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the zoological industry. My skills include public speaking, fundraising, data collection, and community engagement. I am an engaging professional with a Bachelors of Science focused in Zoo and Conservation Science and Biology from Otterbein University and an MS in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Conservation Psychology from Antioch University. My interests and experiences involve creating and implementing impactful conservation programs through logic model devleopment and evaluation criteria. 

Cara Davenport

Madeleine Preiss

Sabrina Manero she/her

Kara Tarallo

Just a naturalist in one of the coolest NERR's.

 

Kathryn Borowicz

Benjamin Brobst

Megan Sotiroff

I am a student at CU boulder and I am studying Enviromental Science. I am in my fourth year and am set to graduate in the spring. I love snowboarding, climbing, and playing volleyball. 

Ezekiel Miller

Jennifer Hughes

My name is Jenyn, and I'm a NC State Park Ranger at Yellow Mountain State Natural Area. I grew up in the foothills of WNC in a small town called Lenoir. After college, I moved to the Pacific Northwest in Washington for several years where I worked in various education and admin roles at Pacific Science Center. Part of that phase of my career was working as a naturalist in an urban park featuring a wetland and delightful waterway, the Mercer Slough. My husband and I moved back out to Burke county at the end of 2021 where we now have an aspiring homestead with 2 German Shepherds, 4 barn cats, 9 chickens, an ever increasing population of domestic rabbits...and a former PacSci celebrity corn snake.

Amaya Crawford