NWF Bloggers
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Jim Adams
Jim Adams is the Pacific Regional Director for National Wildlife Federation. He is based in Anchorage, Alaska, where he has lived for 17 years and where he and his dogs spend as much time as possible in the mountains.
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Jeff Alexander
Jeff Alexander is an award-winning environmental journalist based in Michigan and the author of two critically acclaimed books. He covered Great Lakes issues for 20 years for several Michigan newspapers; he now writes for several nonprofit organizations, including the National Wildlife Federation.
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Justin Allegro
Justin Allegro manages National Wildlife Federation's Renewable Energy and Wildlife Program, promoting the expansion of wildlife-friendly renewable energy sources along with the policies and practices to avoid, minimize, and mitigate impacts to wildlife in the process. He has been with NWF since 2009, has a BA in Politics from Washington and Lee University and is pursuing his MS in Energy Policy and Climate at Johns Hopkins University.
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Rachel Arenstein
Rachel is the Grassroots Outreach Intern at NWF, working with the Action Team on grassroots outreach and online advocacy. She has previously worked on food safety campaigns at Food & Water Watch and environmental campaigns and policy at Virginia Interfaith Power & Light and the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy. She was raised in Richmond, Virginia and graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a B.A. in Religious Studies and a minor in International Social Justice.
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Megan Blevins
Megan Blevins is NWF's Communications Assistant. As a writer, she reports on a variety of programs within NWF, including Kids and Nature, Climate and Energy, and Safeguarding Wildlife. Through traditional media, blogging, social media (Twitter: @MeggyBlev) and photography, Megan works to bring a face to NWF's campaigns and believes that "everyone has a story, you just have to go find it." Megan also writes the blog series, Wildlife-Friendly DMV, where she connects the District, Maryland and Virginia to local wildlife.
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Anne Bolen
Anne Bolen is the Managing Editor of National Wildlife magazine. She has managed, written and edited articles, books and other publications about wildlife and conservation issues for more than 20 years, including serving as Senior Assistant Editor for Smithsonian magazine and as Publications Manager for the ocean conservation organization SeaWeb. When not typing at a keyboard, she can be found hiking, camping or helping wildlife and other animals.
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Catherine Bowes
Catherine Bowes is NWF's Senior Policy Representative for the Climate and Energy program and works to leverage NWF's policy expertise as well as field and communications resources to address climate change. Based in NWF's Northeast Natural Resource Center, Catherine manages NWF's Atlantic Offshore Wind Campaign seeking to advance appropriately-sited offshore wind development. Catherine previously worked for Conservation Law Foundation - building public support for a environmental advocacy issues around New England. She holds a Master's degree in Environmental Policy from Bard College and a B.A. in Political Science from Washington University in St. Louis.
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Danielle Brigida
Danielle Brigida works as NWF's Digital Marketing Manager. She actively engages a wide range of constituents using a mixture of online tools and social networking sites. By tracking emerging trends and measuring impact, she consistently finds the most effective ways to drive traffic to NWF's campaigns. She can be found on Twitter as @starfocus (and @NWF) as well as many other social sites. She loves sharing her love for wildlife, science and nature.
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Carla Brown
Carla Brown is the Online Project Operations Manager for National Wildlife Federation's internet team. She works to improve the user experience of our many websites, as well as keeping the systems going behind-the-scenes. Carla is avidly interested in green living topics, especially finding new creative ways to use "garbage." She is a fiber artist and mom of young children.
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Mary Burnette
Mary Burnette is National Wildlife Federation's Associate Communications Director. She works with the media to spread the word about NWF's Be Out There program.
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Kevin Coyle
Kevin Coyle has committed thirty-five years to improving America’s river conservation and environmental education fields. Formerly president of both American Rivers and the National Environmental Education Foundation, He joined the National Wildlife Federation as VP for Education and Training in 2005.
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Roger Di Silvestro
Roger Di Silvestro is a senior editor for National Wildlife magazine and the author of many books on wildlife conservation and American history.
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Curtis Fisher
Curtis Fisher is NWF’s Regional Executive Director in the Northeast. Curtis loves everything that Maine to New Jersey has to offer and works everyday to try to protect it for future generations. Most dear to Curtis’ heart – realizing a clean energy future, protecting wildlife and the Northeast’s special places (too many to name and oh so close to millions of people), and connecting families to nature.
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Patrick Fitzgerald
Patrick Fitzgerald is the Director of Education Advocacy at the National Wildlife Federation, working with partners to advocate for new policies in Congress, the Administration and State Houses that get children, youth and families active in the outdoors and connecting with nature at school, at home and in their communities.
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Bryn Fluharty
Bryn Fluharty is the Climate Change Intern at the Pacific Regional Center in Seattle and has worked in this position since October 2011. She has her MA in Global Environmental Policy from American University and is passionate about conservation issues in the Pacific Northwest. Her passion stems from years of exploring and hiking throughout the world, particularly in the Seattle area.
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Jen Fournelle
Jen is the Campus Ecology Coordinator for National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program. Jen organizes and engages members in Chill Out: Campus Solutions to Global Warming, Campus Ecology's nationwide competition for solutions to global warming. She also works on our Greenforce Initiative, with community college partners in Virginia. During college, Jen studied abroad in the Andes Mountains of Ecuador for a semester. The students lived in grass huts and did research on frogs and spectacled bears. Jen was lucky enough to be present as they released a spectacled bear into the wild and took part in the tracking of it after its release. Jen graduated in 2005 with a B.S. in Wildlife Management from the University of New Hampshire.
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Jan Goldman-Carter
Jan Goldman-Carter served as NWF Wetlands and Water Resources Counsel from 1987-1991 and returned in 2006 to manage the NWF campaign to restore Clean Water Act protections. As an environmental lawyer, she’s worked on wetlands issues across the country and in 1993 received the Environmental Protection Agency-Environmental Law Institute National Wetlands Award. Jan also served as a wetlands specialist with the EPA, Corps of Engineers, and Fish and Wildlife Service. In her spare time she enjoys canoeing, kayaking, birding and otherwise being in, on, and near the water.
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Juliana Goodlaw-Morris
Juliana is the Campus Field Manager for the National Wildlife Federation’s Campus Ecology program. She works with faculty, staff, and students on college campuses in the Midwest tackling campus and community sustainability issues, including: climate and clean energy solutions, sustainable food and transportation, and the need for students to graduate as ecologically literate citizens. When time permits, Juliana leaves the cold (and sometimes hot) Midwest to travel to her 100% off-the-grid solar home in Jamaica where she savors the fresh fruits and veggies from her organic farm.
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Miles Grant
Miles is the National Wildlife Federation's online communications manager, working to connect the policy and politics up on Capitol Hill to the changes global warming is bringing to your backyard. He works to sort through all the information available and cut through the clutter to bring NWF's members the news that really matters. He does that by working with reporters to help them find the best science available, reviewing the latest climate news at NWF's Wildlife Promise blog and monitoring misinformation pushed by polluters.
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Max Greenberg
Max joined NWF's Communications team as an intern in 2009 and now works on media outreach for the Campus Ecology, Eco-Schools USA and Education Advocacy teams. He studied studio art and print journalism at the University of Maryland and still bleeds red for the Terrapins. (What's that? You say that's normal? Ah, good.)
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Jennifer Hammonds
Jennifer, a former a science educator, is the science curriculum specialist for the Eco-Schools USA program. She engages teachers and students by weaving sustainable practices into the school experience including grounds, facilities, and curricula. Utilizing best practices in science education, Jennifer strives to stop the leaking STEM pipeline and promote STEM careers for the youth of today.
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Lindsay Hauswald
Lindsay Hauswald is the marketing manager for NWF’s Be Out There campaign. In this role, she ensures moms and families have access to hands-on activities, ideas, and inspirations for getting their kids (and themselves) outside and interacting with nature. A lifelong lover of wild things and wild places, Lindsay is interested in outdoor activities for kids, animal trivia and fun facts, amateur photography, and the relationship between outdoor time and good health.
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Celia Haven
Celia Haven works on Great Lakes restoration and climate change issues for NWF's Great Lakes Regional Center. She grew up in Michigan where she spent her summers swimming in Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, leading to a life-long love of the Great Lakes.
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Laura Hickey
Laura Hickey is the Senior Director, Eco-Schools USA program of the National Wildlife Federation. She has been with NWF for over 24 years in a variety of positions, but finds working with K-12 schools to integrate environmental education throughout the school is the most rewarding.
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Tony Iallonardo
Tony Iallonardo is senior communications manager for National Wildlife Federation where he focuses on climate and energy issues. He held similar positions with the National Audubon Society and National Environmental Trust and was a news source on a variety of issues including endangered species, roadless forest conservation, Arctic Refuge protection, toxics, and clean water. He holds an MPA from the University of Connecticut.
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Doug Inkley
Doug Inkley is NWF's Senior Scientist, providing his expertise in wildlife conservation and ecology across NWF's conservation programs. Focusing on safeguarding wildlife in a changing climate, Doug also engages in a diversity of other conservation issues, including endangered species, wetlands and invasive species. As in interface between science and the public, Doug especially enjoys public speaking, whether representing NWF on Good Morning America, CNN, NPR, or in newspapers across the country. He enjoys his rural NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat, including nesting screech owls hee he watches from his kitchen window.
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Marine Jaouen
Marine Jaouen is the Communications Intern and works to promote NWF’s mission to educate Americans about our country's diverse wildlife. She holds a B.A. in Communications with a concentration in Journalism and a minor in global affairs from George Mason University. She enjoys spending time outdoors in the wilds of Virginia, from animal-watching in the Chesapeake Bay to exploring Northern Virginia's nature trails.
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Bentley Johnson
Bentley is NWF's Legislative Representative for Public Lands Campaigns. As much as Bentley enjoys advocating for the nation's shared public lands on Capitol Hill, he prefers traveling across the country to actually visit national parks, national wildlife refuges, national forests, conservation system lands, and other gems of the outdoors.
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Kristy Jones
Kristy is the manager of campus climate education and action in National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology program.
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Neil Kagan
Neil Kagan works to protect water quality in the Great Lakes and nationally as a Senior Counsel in the NWF's Great Lakes Regional Center. Before NWF, Neil practiced environmental and land use law in Oregon, both as a solo practitioner and with 1000 Friends of Oregon, a land use watchdog group. Throughout his career, Neil's work has protected forests, wetlands, rivers, the Great Lakes, and other natural resources. Neil is also an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Law at Michigan Law School, where he has served as Director of the Environmental Law Clinic since 1996.
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Julian Keniry
Julian co-founded the National Wildlife Federation’s Campus Ecology Program. She is passionate about realizing the potential of US colleges and universities to model sustainability in their curriculum, management and community relations.
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Jenny Kordick
Jenny Kordick is the outreach associate for NWF’s Action Team, helping and encouraging others to advocate for wildlife conservation, climate solutions, natural resource protection, and outdoor education. The Iowa native became fully committed to protecting the world’s wild places after living on the Galapagos Islands in 2009. She can be found on twitter @jennykordick.
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Melinda Koslow
Melinda manages the Great Lakes Climate Change Adaptation program. This program's goal is to protect Great Lakes wildlife from warming temperatures, changing habitats, water level decline and other impacts from climate change already occurring and in the future.
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John Kostyack
John Kostyack is Vice President of Wildlife Conservation for the National Wildlife Federation, where he leads NWF's effort to safeguard wildlife and people through innovative ecosystem protection and restoration strategies. A key focus of his work is addressing intensified storms and droughts and other harmful effects of climate change. John frequently writes and lectures on meeting the challenges of conserving U.S. wildlife and ecosystems in a warming world.
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Peter LaFontaine
Peter LaFontaine is NWF’s Energy Policy Advocate, focused on stopping the development of dirty fuels like tar sands and coal. Growing up in New Hampshire and spending summers hiking in the Southwest gave him a deep appreciation for wildlife and wilderness, which he hopes to preserve for generations to come.
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Pat Lavin
Pat Lavin is an environmental attorney working on climate change and energy issues in the Anchorage, Alaska office of the National Wildlife Federation. When not gazing at the northern lights or Denali from the hot tub on his deck, Pat enjoys running, biking and skiing the trails and mountains around Anchorage and jammin' with his nine year old drummer-son, Orion. But mostly it's the hot tub.
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Becky Lentz
Becky Lentz is the Regional Deputy Director for National Wildlife Federation’s Great Lakes Regional Center in Ann Arbor, MI. She is grateful for a spiritual connection to nature, enjoys gardening and is a die-hard Michigan Wolverines football fan.
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Zoe Lipman
Zoe Lipman is NWF’s "car guy," a.k.a Senior Manager Transportation Solutions. She works to promote clean and efficient vehicle standards and technology, modern transportation infrastructure, and other climate and energy solutions that cut America’s dependence on oil, while rebuilding America’s economy, jobs and competitiveness. She has a weakness for the kind of movies that feature advanced technology vehicles... and explosions.
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Kendall Mackey
Kendall Mackey is a part of NWF's Action team, focusing on grassroots outreach and online advocacy. Raised in Kansas, she became interested in the outdoors and environmental education while studying in South America with the Traveling School and backpacking through the Rocky Mountains with the High Mountain Institute. Since then, she has committed her studies and work to environmental issues. She enjoys hiking, biking, climbing and all things outdoors!
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Aislinn Maestas
Aislinn is NWF’s Online News Editor. She works to manage, update and promote news featured on NWF’s online Media Center.
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Marisa Tricas
Marisa Tricas works on Water Restoration and Coastal Floodplains Policy at the National Wildlife Federation. Growing up in Honolulu, Hawaii, environmental issues interested her at a young age. She attended the University of Redlands in California and graduated with a B.S. in Environmental Science and a minor in Government.
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Kim Martinez
Kim Martinez is the Regional Education Manager for the Chesapeake Mid-Atlantic Regional Center in Annapolis, Maryland. Her focus is advancing NWF’s Be Out There campaign to give parents, teachers, and community leaders tools and resources to reconnect kids with nature. Her responsibilities include increasing awareness and participation in NWF’s education programs, including Certified Wildlife Habitat, Eco-Schools and Schoolyard Habitat, and the Great American Backyard Campout.
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Joe Mendelson
Joe Mendelson serves as NWF's Director of Global Warming Policy where he leads a team of legislative and policy professionals to develop and implement solutions to global warming. Before NWF, Joe was co-founder and legal director of the Center for Food Safety and International Center for Technology Assessment where he developed and initiated the first legal case in the U.S. seeking the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act. He served as co-counsel throughout the case as it was argued successfully before the U.S. Supreme Court and resulted in the landmark ruling of Massachusetts v. EPA.
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Mekell Mikell
Mékell Mikell, Ph.D. is a communications specialist with the National Wildlife Federation. She works on a number of key issue areas, including protecting public lands, America’s great waters, and endangered species. Mékell has a Ph.D. in political science, and works to turn theory into practice by applying research initiatives to advocacy.
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Megan Miraglia
Megan Miraglia works on the NWF Action Fund. With a background in zoology and political campaigning, she hopes her future includes fighting for protection and justice for mollusks everywhere.
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David Mizejewski
Dave Mizejewski is a naturalist, author, blogger and media personality with the National Wildlife Federation. He teaches the American public how to help wildlife and connect with nature in their own neighborhoods and beyond. He is host and co-producer of Backyard Habitat on Animal Planet, a television series that shows people how to transform their yards and gardens into thriving habitats for birds and other local wildlife.
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Danielle Moodie-Mills
Danielle joined the NWF team in 2010 as Senior Manager for Environmental Education Campaigns. From the classroom to Capitol Hill, Danielle has taught her students and advocated for the use of the environment in education as an integrating tool. "We don't live in silos, so why should children learn that way?"
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Michael Murray
Michael is Staff Scientist with the National Wildlife Federation’s Great Lakes office, with over two decades’ experience working on Great Lakes science and science-policy issues. In addition to extensive work on sources, cycling, impacts and policies around toxic chemicals (following his PhD work in environmental chemistry at the University of Wisconsin), Michael has had increasing experience in other areas, including science-policy aspects of aquatic invasive species, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and prioritization and other issues in Great Lakes restoration and protection. He has served on over two dozen technical advisory and other committees, and has authored or co-authored numerous papers, book chapters, and reports in various environmental science and science-policy areas.
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Kristy Myers
Kristy Myers is communications manager for NWF’s Chesapeake Mid-Atlantic Regional Center in Annapolis, MD. Supporting NWF’s work with the Choose Clean Water Coalition, Kristy often shares stories that build community support for restoring the rivers and streams flowing to the Chesapeake Bay. Sometimes she shares stories of her family’s adventures in nature. She can be found on Twitter as @KristyMyers.
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Beth Pratt
Beth Pratt is NWF's California Director and loves frogs, pika and wandering in the backcountry of Yosemite National Park. She has worked in environmental leadership roles for almost twenty years, and in two of the country’s largest national parks: Yosemite and Yellowstone. Before joining NWF in 2011, she worked on sustainability and climate change programs for Xanterra Parks & Resorts in Yellowstone as its Director of Environmental Affairs. Prior to her role in Yellowstone, for nine years she served as Vice President/CFO for the non-profit Yosemite Association. Beth lives outside of Yosemite with her dogs Tioga and Dante, two cats, and the many frogs who frequent her backyard frog pond.
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Kassie Rohrbach
Kassie Rohrbach is NWF's Fair Climate Network Manager. Kassie brings over 10 years of experience with campaign organizing and coalition building, working to address the climate crisis. Based in Oakland, CA, Kassie spends her free time enjoying all the amazing natural beauty that California has to offer.
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Hannah Schardt
Hannah is Senior Associate Editor at Ranger Rick magazine. She spends as much time as possible outdoors, which often means trying to keep her toddler and preschooler from eating acorns at the parks near her home in Washington, DC.
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Larry Schweiger
Larry Schweiger is President and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. He is committed to confronting the climate crisis and to protecting wildlife for our children’s future. He is author of the book Last Chance: Preserving Life on Earth. He also blogs here and can be followed on Twitter.
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Anne Senft
Anne Senft is the Vice President of Membership and Online Philanthropy at National Wildlife Federation. She is forever thankful for NWF's supporters who are a constant source of inspiration to her and her team.
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Kelly Senser
Kelly Senser is a nature-loving mom who’s passionate about wildlife gardening and outdoor play. Her favorite place to explore is her family’s backyard, which is a Certified Wildlife Habitat site. She's manager of affiliate partnerships at NWF and can be found on Twitter as @klsnature.
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Marc Smith
Marc Smith is a life-long conservationist growing up in the woods and waters of Virginia. As NWF’s Senior Policy Manager, Marc directs NWF’s water policy programs in the Great Lakes. He is based out of the Great Lakes Regional Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and also directs conservation partnerships with our state affiliate and other key organizations and stakeholders in Illinois. Marc has extensive experience lobbying on public land issues with NWF in Washington, D.C. and was a Senior Legislative Assistant for two Members of Congress. Marc received his B.A. in History with a concentration in Political Science from West Virginia University. He is the proud father of two spirited children. Marc spends most of his free-time enjoying the Great Lakes with his family, fly-fishing, bird hunting, and playing/coaching soccer.
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Felice Stadler
Felice is associate director of NWF's global warming solutions program. In addition to strategic direction, she leads several initiatives including NWF's dirty fuels campaign and the Fair Climate Project. Before her current efforts, Felice directed NWF's national mercury campaign and spent three years at the Natural Resources Defense Council as policy director for the Clean Air Network. She has worked on clean air and toxics policy at the state and federal level for more than 18 years and has served on several federal and local advisory committees, testified before Congress, and published numerous articles.
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Amanda Staudt
Amanda Staudt is a Senior Scientist in NWF's Climate and Energy Program, where she provides scientific expertise for NWF’s research, policy, and outreach activities on climate change. She authors highly accessible reports, engages in media outreach, develops educational materials, and makes presentations to diverse audiences. She focuses on connecting the dots between extreme weather, climate change, impacts on communities and habitats, and available policy and management solutions.
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Amanda Stone
Amanda Stone is the Coordinator for Online Editorial and Engagement with the National Wildlife Federation's web team, working to share NWF's campaigns and engage audiences to take action to protect wildlife. Originally from New York she holds a B.S. in Film from Northwestern University and a Masters degree in Natural Resources & Environment with a focus on Policy, Education, Communication, and Awesome Endangered Animals from the University of Michigan.
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Jeremy Symons
Jeremy Symons is the Senior Vice President of the National Wildlife Federation's Conservation and Education programs. For three consecutive years, "The Hill" newspaper has recognized Jeremy as one of the nation's most effective conservation advocates in Congress.
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Frank Szollosi
Frank Szollosi works on policy issues to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, including offshore wind and electric vehicles. Frank also supports the Federal Connections Task Force for RE-AMP, a network of 120 organizations across eight Midwestern states working to advance climate and energy policy. From 2003 until 2010 he served as an elected member of Toledo (Ohio) City Council. Frank is completing a Master's of Science in Natural Resources and Environment and a Master's of Public Policy at the University of Michigan - focusing on cities and their adaptation to the impacts of climate change. He received a Bachelors of Science degree in Political Science from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
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Laura Tangley
Laura Tangley is a senior editor for National Wildlife magazine and the editor of the Birds & Birding section of www.nwf.org. Based in Washington, DC, she is an avid traveler, birder and wildlife gardener.
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Garrit Voggesser
Garrit Voggesser is NWF’s National Director for Tribal Partnerships. He works with tribes nationwide to protect wildlife and habitat. He has worked with tribes on bison conservation since 1999. The mission of NWF’s Tribal Lands Conservation Program is to partner with sovereign tribal nations to solve today’s conservation challenges for future generations.
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Beth Wallace
Beth is the Community Outreach Regional Coordinator for NWF's Great Lakes Regional Center. She helps organize support around protecting communities, natural resources and wildlife. She has been the lead organizer for the Great Lakes Regional Centers response to the Kalamazoo River oil spill, and helps coordinate large regional events like the Great American Backyard Campout, lobby days and the annual Healing Our Waters Conference.
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Maura Wood
Maura Wood works on NWF’s Coastal Louisiana campaign to protect and restore Louisiana’s disappearing coastline. She engages with stakeholders to understand their concerns, share scientific information, address obstacles to progress, and move restoration projects through planning to construction. She is inspired by the beauty and complexity of the Mississippi River delta, the deltaic wetlands, and the people who live and work in them.
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