Entrepreneurial owner of GRIPH (Guarding the Respective Interests of Predators and Humans) The first and only business in Washington state to focus on human-wildlife conflict mitigation using non-lethal methods. Executive […]

Nalini Nadkarni’s unique academic career interweaves her research on rainforest canopy biota with innovative public engagement. She has written 140 scientific papers and books, supported by the National Science Foundation […]

Jess Stahl is the editor for creative storytelling at Grist, a nonprofit, independent newsroom covering climate, justice, and solutions. In that role, she oversees reporting and projects that aim to […]

Tori has made it her mission to bring attention to the protection of our world’s last wild places. Working with the private, public and non profit sectors, she has built […]

With a background in space studies, science communication, and video production, Katrina tells stories at the intersection of science and social justice issues. After earning her M.S. in Space Studies […]

Don Baugh is a national leader in environmental education programs and policies. Don’s hallmark is connecting students, educators, and leaders to nature through life-changing field experiences. His career includes 38 […]

Director of Camden County Parks since 2018, Maggie manages over 4,000 acres of parkland and open space; leading a revitalization of aged parks infrastructure and working with diverse groups of […]

Crystal Mello is a fellow with the Equation Campaign and working as a community organizer for POWHR, Protect Our Water Heritage Rights in the fight to stop the Mountain Valley […]

Russell Chisholm is Managing Director of the Protect Our Water, Heritage, Rights coalition in the campaign to stop Mountain Valley Pipeline and dangerous fossil fuel expansion through Virginia and West […]

Somah Toya Haaland (they/them) is a queer Indigenous organizer from the Pueblos of Laguna and Jemez in New Mexico. They are a Communications Coordinator with Pueblo Action Alliance, a community […]