Bianca Joseph

Bianca was originally born and raised in north Georgia. She grew up appreciating the great outdoors and learning how to have fun in it through fishing, gardening, and, all in all, living on the land! That passion has continued into her adult life, as she has traveled all across the country experiencing these beautiful natural landscapes!

Bianca received her Bachelor of Science in Geology and a minor in International Studies from Georgia Southern University in 2025, during and after which she interned at Big Thicket National Preserve and Acadia National Park as a Fish and Feathers Intern through Environment for the Americas. These experiences culminated in her career as an Environmental Educator working with the Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park and the Pacific Science Center.

Bianca joined the National Park Trust team as an Education Coordinator in September of 2026, and is currently working with around 23 different schools in the Buddy Bison School Program, continuing to uphold the mission, “to preserve parks today and develop park stewards for tomorrow”