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Sue Vento
Susan Vento retired as the Director of Outreach at the Church of Assumption in St. Paul, Minnesota. She also worked as an elementary school teacher and was a leader of the Minnesota Education Association. In addition to serving on the National Park Trust board, Ms. Vento is affiliated with the...
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Ilona Holland
Ilona Holland has over 20 years of experience as a consultant advising writers and producers on how to communicate educational topics best. Ms. Holland received her Master’s and Doctorate degrees in education from Harvard University Graduate School of Education and has lectured for over a decade. Ms. Holland focused on...
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Sylvia Earle
Dr. Sylvia Earle is an Explorer-in-Residence for the National Geographic Society, oceanographer, and Rosemary and Roger Enrico Chair for Ocean Exploration. Dr. Earle was the first female chief scientist of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and was named the first Hero of the Planet in 1998 by TIME...
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Carolyn Cohen
Carolyn Cohen was a third-grade teacher at Bullis School in Potomac, MD before she retired in 2018. She has over 30 years of teaching experience and won National Park Trust’s Buddy National Teacher Award for Outstanding Environmental Stewardship in 2010. Carolyn has a strong passion for arts in education and...
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Elizabeth Ulmer
When I was little my family would drive from Houston to Rocky Mountain National Park every summer to enjoy views from Pikes Peak and the hike to Emerald Lake. I was fascinated by the tall trees, rambunctious chipmunks, the brilliant color of the waters, and how my family seemed to...
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Scott Stone
Scott Stone grew up in the Midwest, spending weekends and summers hiking, cycling, paddling, and camping throughout Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota. As he grew older, Scott ventured west and trekked and climbed in the Big Horn, Wind River, Absaroka, and Teton ranges in Wyoming, the Cascades in the Pacific...
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Raymond Sherbill
Raymond Sherbill, a corporate attorney who chairs Lerch, Early & Brewer’s Business & Taxation practice in Bethesda, Maryland, combines strategic thinking, attention to detail and drafting, and broad commercial experience to represent businesses and business owners knowledgeably and effectively on a continuing (and usually long-term) basis. Ray counsels businesses of...
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Krupa Shah
Growing up as a child of immigrants in suburban Chicagoland, I only had sporadic exposure to natural environments and even less to National Parks. Nevertheless, the outdoors was and is a core part of who I am. As soon as I was an independent adult, I started exploring. Hiking, biking,...
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Kevin Seth
I grew up in Maryland and at an early age was exposed to white water rafting in Pennsylvania and West Virginia on weekend trips with my family. As a teenager, I spent every weekend on the Eastern Shore of Maryland hunting, fishing, and crabbing in or around many of the...
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Steve Schuler
Steve developed a love of the outdoors by sailing throughout the summers of his youth- first on the Chesapeake Bay, then in college on the frigid waters of the Finger Lakes in New York and eventually sailing on journeys in the Atlantic Ocean. As an adult, his attention turned inland...
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Hellene Runtagh
Hellene Runtagh was formerly President and CEO of Berwind Group, a diverse company with global businesses in pharmaceutical services, life science automation, industrial manufacturing, real estate, and natural resources. Prior to joining Berwind in 2001, Hellene served as Executive Vice President at Universal Studios and President and CEO of GE...
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John Rollins
John Rollins, as a child, spent summer vacations touring the country and visiting national parks with his family as they drove east, west, north, and south from Kansas City where he grew up. By the time he was 11, John had visited all but one state. Beginning at age 11,...

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