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Luciana Ranelli
Luciana Ranelli’s personal and professional life revolve around the theme of connections as she fosters relationships among people, sees connections between ideas, and invests in connection to "where we are." Joining the ee360+ project ties in her passions for communication, social justice, inquiry, outdoor exploration, and education.
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Susan Quincy
Environmental education specialist with the state of CT for 18 years. Working on natural history experiences and curriculum development throughout the state. Member of Environmental Literacy Committee and Green Ribbon Schools steering committee.
Linette Bernard
Project Coordinator Iowa Conservation Education Coalition
Lauren Lytle
Lauren, a middle Tennessee native, holds a dual bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and Ecology from the University of Tennessee Knoxville. She moved to Chattanooga to work at the Tennessee Aquarium, where she led preschool programs, summer camps, animal training, and outdoor education workshops. Lauren is a Certified Interpretive Guide, instructor for Project WET, Project WILD, Project Learning Tree and Growing Up Wild and served on the Early Matters Chattanooga committee. For the last several years, Lauren has been part of the Wauhatchie Forest School team first as a Preschool Teacher and now as the Preschool Manager. She is passionate about connecting young children to nature and helping them learn how to be kind, caring humans!
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Clare Cunningham she/ella
I develop educational programming that brings environmental monitoring programs to local communities. Science education allows me to embrace a role that combines making environmental education accessible and connecting educaiton to relevant ecological research efforts. I have had many different roles as before becoming an environmental educator including being a collections assistant for a natural history museum and a field assistant to ornithology researchers.
Emily Walsh
Antje Lorch
Kara Trowbridge
Paige Stevens
Amelia Faust
Aspiring environmental educator with a Bachelor's in Conservation Biology with a passion for sparking curiosity.
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Jenna Mendenhall
Erika Barthelmess
Danny Pierro
Nicholas DeMart
Justin Cooper
Sarah Ashey
Nicole Blankenship
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Jessi Harris
Blue Ridge Therapeutic Wilderness instructors are professionals who develop a wide variety of skills: outdoor living, motivational interviewing, risk management, group facilitation, and mindfulness– to name a few. We emphasize a relational approach that provides students with the support, awareness, and skills needed to achieve their goals. Simply put: Field Instructors are role-models for a healthier way of life.
https://blueridgewilderness.com/careers/field-instructors-2
Christina Dalamangas
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Jennifer Queen
My name is Jennifer Queen. I have been a teacher for 18.5 years. I have taught kindergarten, first, third and fifth grades. I find that there is something special about the students in each of the grades I've taught that makes learning with them fun.
In my free time I enjoy spending time outdoors engaging in activities with my family, but I also appreciate being in the outside space going for walks by myself. My family owns one dog, one guinea pig and one leopard gecko.