Team Members

My name is Josie and I’m from Seattle, Washington. I graduated with a degree in Environmental Studies from Bates College in 2019 and am stoked to be spending the summer in Maine! I love cooking, farming, spending time outside and understanding how things work and am so excited to pursue all of these passions at … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/josie-gillett/">Continued</a>

Hi, I’m Hannah! I’m from Lewiston, and I am going to be a fourth-year at the University of Maine. I’m studying Economics and Environmental Science, and I also volunteer with the Cooperative Extension as a 4-H STEM Ambassador where I am able to run fun activities for elementary students to get them excited about STEM. … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/hannah-carr/">Continued</a>

Emily attended the University of New Hampshire and earned a double major in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems, as well as EcoGastronomy. During her time as a student she served as a food pantry volunteer for students and local community members, worked in the UNH organic high tunnels, taught students in Italy about agriculture, and … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/emily-lane/">Continued</a>

Hello! My name is Cyndle Turcotte, and I’m from Brunswick, Maine. I am a recent graduate of Unity College, with a B.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Management, where I got to study environmental sciences and how we interact scientifically with the world around us. I love hiking, traveling, and exploring new creative ways to help … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/cyndle-turcotte/">Continued</a>

Hi, I’m Ceanne! I love spending time outdoors, especially with animals. I also love to travel, and last summer I had the opportunity to work with elephants in Thailand which was amazing! I recently graduated from Yarmouth High School and will be attending Haverford College in the fall. I have worked at Wolfe’s Neck Center … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/ceanne-lyon/">Continued</a>

Passionate about education and all things environmental activism, I’ve fallen in love with spending time with children, animals, hiking, dancing, teaching yoga (especially outdoors!), and cooking vegan meals. A born and raised Ohioan, I have not yet had the chance to experience my love of nature in the beautiful Northeastern part of the country, including … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/caroline-cohen/">Continued</a>

4:30-5:30 pm Casco Bay Begins in Your Backyard Mary Cerullo, Associate Director of the Friends of Casco Bay, will talk about the impacts of climate change in our coastal waters, and how Mainers are addressing, mitigating, and adapting to changes in the marine environment. She’ll also go over what you can do in your own … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/tuesday-august-13-dig-deeper-talk/">Continued</a>

4:30-5:30 pm Forest: Managing Our Neck of the Woods   Robert Bryan of Forest Synthesis will discuss a new the forest and wildlife management plan for WNC and what we are doing to keep our woods healthy, diverse and a welcome place for wildlife and birds. Free, Click Here to RSVP

4:30-5:30 pm Pasture: How Healthy Soil Can Cool the Planet Joe Grady, Wolfe Neck Center’s Senior Director of Programs, will walk us through the pasture as we learn how grazing management and regenerative agriculture can capture carbon in the soil. Free, Click Here to RSVP

1-2 pm Join us in this workshop to make your own unique tea blend to take home, crafted based on your personal health needs. We will talk about the medicinal benefits of herbs grown here at Wolfe’s Neck Center, visit the herb garden, and sample tea with both dried and freshly picked herbs. Learn more about … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/saturday-june-8-spring-tea-herb-walk/">Continued</a>