People

Exhibition and experience developer at the National Museum of Natural History. Conduct audience research and evaluation about climate, biodiversity, nature, and ecosystem functions.

I have been teaching nature and natural history for 50 years and am the winner of the New England Environmental Alliance's award for Non-Formal Education. I am a retired geology and environmental science professor but still work at Camp Pemigewassett, a camp for boys in the White Mountains of NH. Interim Vice-President and Board Member: New Hampshire Environmental Educators

My name is Rebecca Haley. I am reentering the world of Environmental Education from being a middle school teacher. I am working on my environmental educaiton certification and will be starting a graduate program at Western Carolina University for outdoor and experiential education. 

Outdoor education and recreation professional working to improve equitable access to green spaces.

Miho Aida, originally from Tokyo, is the Director of Equity & Inclusion at NatureBridge, and a guide for the Women of Color Wilderness Retreat at the Balanced Rock. She is also an award-winning filmmaker and socially-engaged outdoor athlete giving a voice to outdoor women of color.

A leader in community-based environmental action, committed to social and environmental equity with 12+ years of experience in program and partnership development, strategic planning, community engagement, volunteer management, behavior change strategies, marketing and program evaluation.

Emily Edmonds-Langham steers the Education Department’s work in serving family, adult, and youth audiences. Whether in the classroom herself or supporting the growth of her colleagues, Emily strives for scientific rigor and playfulness in equal measure in all of the work of her division.