About Us

Dr. Jason Scullion is a forest conservationist and Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at McDaniel College (Maryland, USA). Originally from the northwestern USA, Jason has had a lifelong interest in the conservation, exploration, and study of forests worldwide. He has a PhD in Environmental and Forest Sciences and master’s degrees in Public Administration and Forest Resources from the University of Washington. Jason's contributions to WildFF include providing board leadership and supporting the organization with field operations and project development.

Corrie is a communications consultant who has refined her creative and strategic writing skills working in healthcare advertising for 14 years. She has a Masters Degree from NYU in Environmental Conservation Education. Through her foundational studies in biology and travel experiences to far-flung areas of the world, she has learned a deep respect for nature, wildlife and cultures different from her native NYC. Corrie contributes her time to WildFF as an advisor in communications, marketing and development.

Michael is a former senior executive who has been working for global financial institutions for more than 20 years in Zurich, New York City and London. He holds a Masters Degree in International Relations from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Two of his passions are travelling and hiking which led him to some remote areas of the world and to a deep appreciation of unspoilt nature. He would like to use his business experience and skill set to contribute to conservation efforts.

Pablo is driven by a fervent love for animals, the environment, sustainability, social entrepreneurship and public relations. Creating, managing and organizing social events and campaigns is his greatest passion and skill. Manager of the seventh National Congress of Urban Cycling in Mexico, member of the Medellin Urban Group, Hacking Health Monterrey, and Blooders.org, with whom he has led experiences and exemplary citizen empowerment projects with great impact in Colombia and Mexico. He has a Certificate in Urban Strategic Planning and Citizen Culture in Medellin, Colombia.

Georgia is a nonprofit consultant who has worked with small, grassroots organizations in East Africa and Latin America for the past eight years. Her particular focus has been developing and investing in small-scale and place-based solutions, and the intersection between healthy food systems, economies, and communities. A deep believer in decolonizing development praxis, Georgia supports local communities to implement local strategies to local challenges. For WildFF, she provides program design, evaluation, and development services for projects located in East Africa.

Dr. Letty Brown is a forest scientist who specializes in restoration, conservation planning, and carbon accounting. She has worked in the forests of US, Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru and Kenya. Letty holds a Ph.D. in Forest Science from UC Berkeley and did her post-doctoral work as a Fulbright Scholar in Brazil, where she conducted remote-sensing and ground-based research to map conservation targets for a portion of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. She currently works on forest carbon projects under voluntary and compliance climate change standards in California and abroad.

Liz Feldman has an MBA from Pinchot University, previously known as Bainbridge Graduate Institute, and currently serves as a business advisor for emerging, women and minority owned businesses for Portland State University’s Business Outreach Program. Her years in the Peace Corps in Paraguay, Experiential Education, Wilderness Therapy, and even her BS in Biology have helped shaped Liz’s passionate relationship with nature and the people who interact with it.

Claudia holds a Masters Degree in Economics and a minor in Political Sciences from the University of Bern, Switzerland. her most recent experience was an an operational risk manager with global responsibilities in a major financial institution. Having lived and worked in several countries and having travelled extensively, she is deeply interested in different cultures, and in exploring new landscapes and learning about flora and fauna. Combining her passion for photography and travelling she is currently writing a book about her travels in South America.

Dalley-Divin is a biology/ecology graduate and primatologist researcher at the University of Kinshasa, who specializes in great apes and community-based conservation, including forestry and natural resources management. Through Paradis des Primates and the Congo Biotropical Institute, Dalley-Divin helped establish the Forest Concessions for Local Communities. He is passionate about community conservation, endangered species, and sustainable natural resources management. He focuses on solutions that reduce human/wildlife conflicts and alternative project proposals to sustain forest products. He aims to set up a Community Conservation Consortium in Congo.

Sophia is German-American and has a dual master’s degree in International Nature Conservation from the University of Göttingen (Germany) and Lincoln University (New Zealand) as well as a bachelor’s from the University of Washington. Sophia’s research is focused on developing solutions for combating neo-tropical deforestation through an integration of conservation science, psychology, marketing, and social media. Particularly, her research explores human behavior and decision-making processes that influence pro- environmental behavior.

Nancy is a consultant, coach and powerful connector. She is passionate about designing systems for collaboration and how we can work together for the mutual benefit of people and planet. Specifically, she seeds projects through co-visioning processes, team design and recruitment, project management, organizational strategy, coaching and collaboration architecture. She is a co-founder of another non-profit, impact-driven enterprise called Yellow Seed, which facilitates connections between farmers at origin and fair markets.