Join us for our conference, open to everyone, focused on the Sonoran Desert!
Join us for our conference, open to everyone, focused on the Sonoran Desert!
LoriAnne Barnett Warren works full-time for Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management as the Specialized Forestry Program Administrator, overseeing the staff in the Urban and Community Forestry, Forest Health and Invasive Plants, Forest Legacy, Forest Stewardship, and Forestry Outreach Programs. She has a Master's degree in Environmental Science and Education and has worked as an environmental educator for over 20 years. LoriAnne is a certified Professional Environmental Educator and Member of the Arizona Association for Environmental Education. View her LinkedIn profile here.

Juanita Armstrong-Ullberg is a Natural Resource Specialist for Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department.
She has a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Environmental Biology. She is responsible for developing the natural resource program for the parks with over 20 years of experience managing high-quality natural areas, developing programs for citizen science programs, and working with volunteer groups.

Molina Walters, Dr. Mo, has been a Clinical Professor at Arizona State University since Fall 2004. She teaches elementary and secondary science method courses and environmental education courses. Dr. Mo is the program coordinator for the Environmental Education Program of Distinction Certificate and the developer of numerous science professional development opportunities. She is a Barrett Honors faculty and a Study Abroad program advisor leading a yearly study to Costa Rica.

Jess (She/Her) lives in downtown Phoenix on O'odham and Hohokam land. She works on the Barry M. Goldwater Range as a Lead Biologist working towards the conservation of the endangered Sonoran Pronghorn. Outside of work, Jess enjoys being a master naturalist, of which she is now the President in Maricopa, planting a native garden for pollinators from wasps to bats, corralling her three unruly cats for snuggles, and finding any opportunity to lavish the wonderful people she meets every day, in all walks of life, with what her partner lovingly calls her "awkward sincerity."
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