Jeff has been a teacher of one sort or another for over thirty years. He served five years on the faculty at Penn State University and as a Program Director at Penn State’s Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center where he led environmental education and outdoor-based adventure programming. In 1993, Jeff founded Eagle’s View Enterprises, a team and leadership development firm offering training, facilitation, and coaching to leaders and organizations across the public and private sectors.  Jeff formerly served as President of the American Conservation Film Festival.  Jeff lives in a solar-powered, straw bale-insulated house with his wife, son, dogs, and chickens.

Alex grew up in the eastern panhandle and now she and her husband are raising their two daughters in Charles Town. She worked for eleven years in the Jefferson County Department of Engineering, Planning, and Zoning where she assisted the public in navigating land use policies. She recently joined the team at Skinner Law Firm where she works as an executive assistant in the Finance Department.

Alex enjoys hiking with her family, volunteering at the Charles Town Farmers Market, and learning to garden.

Georgia retired from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s National Conservation Training Center. Her conservation education career includes NGO’s, state agencies, and universities. Her final career focus was diverse youth employment, conservation leadership, and connecting people to nature. Georgia’s degrees in biology and science education are B.S. (University of Utah) and an M.S. (Florida State University). She has 6 acres in Berkeley County and is a long time supporter of Land Trusts.