People

Katilyn is passionate about curating hands-on, inquiry-based teaching with a commitment to inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards. Their work exemplifies the power of education in addressing local conservation challenges while connecting students to the broader environmental landscape.

My name if Jennifer Veverka. Currently I teach Earth and Environmental Science. i love what I teach and want to continue to be a life long learner.  Nature is my happy place and want to learn more in all areas of the environmental sciences.

CU Boulder Geography and Business student

Joe is a Welsh ecologist and Rights of Nature campaigner with a background in ecology and environmental biology and a passion for greater inclusion, transparency, and fairness in conservation and environmental governance. He recently won a Green Heart Hero Award, the UK’s leading climate and sustainability awards, for his work engaging stakeholders in Wales in discussions on nature recovery. A first-language Welsh speaker and a proud Cardi, he enjoys exploring the links between local culture and nature and will always say yes to a story over a paned. When not having a paned or at his desk, you will find him near, on, or in the water, the place he says he feels most at home. ​ Joe works as a freelance consultant on several nature projects in his native Wales and internationally. In addition to his work, Joe serves as Vice President of the Board for Reserva: The Youth Land Trust, Chair of the Advisory Council for National Trust Cymru, a member of the Wales Council for Outdoor Learning and Board of Trustees for Small World Theatre.