Jenna Kulluson is in her junior year at the University of Oregon majoring in marine biology and environmental science. Her interest in the outdoor classroom began at an early age working in her elementary school’s fish hatchery, nature area and stream restoration projects. She continued her interest in science all throughout high school and into college finding her niche in ecology and biology courses. While not in class she enjoys taking frequent walks, sewing, taking photographs, extreme crafting, reading, camping adventures and sloshing around in her rubber boots in the many diverse intertidal habitats of the Oregon coast. She has just begun her courses at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology and while not in class, she works at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology Loyd & Dorothy Rippey Library. She is very excited to interact with the community and inspire others to care for and be captivated by the coastal environments like she is. She is looking forward to the many opportunities that await her at OIMB both in class and out of doors.

Dayna Lamb is a sophomore Environmental Science major at the University of Oregon. She grew up in Portland, OR where she began her environmental education experience as a student leader with Oregon’s Outdoor School program. When she moved to Eugene her interest in the habitats of the Pacific Northwest took off. She immersed herself by jumping into biology and ecology classes that taught her how to appreciate the beauty that makes the Northwest unique. Outside of school Dayna explores her natural settings on foot or by bike. Now taking classes at Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, she frequently finds herself exploring every inch of land the Oregon coast has to offer. Dayna is ecstatic to be working with the Environmental Leadership Program so she can share her knowledge and love for forest and marine species with students and people of all ages.