Beki Toussaint moved to Alaska in 2008 after completing a dual degree in natural science and education from Colorado State University, prior to teaching science and math at a Fort Collins High School.
Leola Rutherford is a fifth-generation Alaskan from a goldrush era pioneer family with over 20 years of teaching experience and dual Master's degrees in Education (APU) & International Affairs (George Washington).
Taylor Burgh's curiosity about the natural world led her to pursue a degree in ecology and evolutionary biology from the University of Connecticut in 2009
Brant Hylinski graduated from Alaska Pacific University in 2022 with a Master of Science in Outdoor/Environmental Education with a K-8 Teaching Certification.
Natalie Gomez is an Alaskan and proud Hispanic who brings a diverse set of skills and experiences in philanthropy, teaching, workforce development, event planning and food vending.
