Contact
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The Aldo Leopold
Foundation
P.O.Box 77
Baraboo, WI 53913
608.355.0279
608.356.7309 fax
mail@aldoleopold.org
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Staff Information
Click on staff members' names for individual profiles.
Wellington B. Huffaker, IV
Executive Director
608-355-0279 ext. 22
Membership Associate
608-355-0279 ext. 23
Jennifer Kobylecky
Education & Tour Coordinator
608-355-0279 ext. 27
Alanna Koshollek
Stewardship Coordinator
608-355-0279 ext.30
Bob Lange
Development Director
608-355-0279 ext. 24
Jeannine Richards
Communications Coordinator
608-355-0279 ext. 25
Teresa Searock
Administrative Assistant
608-355-0279 ext. 21
Steve Swenson
Ecologist
608-355-0279 ext. 29
Senior Leopold Fellows
Curt Meine
Conservation Biologist, Writer
Author, Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work
curt@aldoleopold.org
Stan Temple
Professor Emeritus, Wildlife Biology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
satemple@wisc.edu
Interns
2008/2009 interns:
Dana Bishop
Ecological Restoration and Stewardship Intern
dana@aldoleopold.org
I grew up in Madison Wisconsin, a quarter mile away from the UW Arboretum Curtis Prairie where I spent a lot of time running on the fire lanes admiring the surroundings of the tall grass prairie. I majored in geology, environmental studies, and Spanish at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon, IA. In 2004 I attended Colorado State University where I received a Master’s Degree in rangeland (grassland) ecosystem science. I also have experience working on organic farms in Tennessee, Montana, and Salt Spring Island Canada with my husband, and my farmer, Josh. My career goal is to be a knowledgeable land stewardship manager and to share my knowledge and land ethic with community members and land owners.
Anna Hawley
Education Intern
anna@aldoleopold.org
I grew up on a lake just outside of a small town on the Iron Range in Northern Minnesota, and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point in 2007 with major in Psychology, and minors in English and Environmental Studies. While in school I was drawn to Leopold's interest in understanding not only the relationship of people and the land but also understanding peoples relations with each other. He understood that both are critical to empowering the conservation movement. I hope to attend graduate school studying environmental education or animal behavior (my research focus while in school) after my time at ALF. Other interests include reading, running, camping, hiking, traveling.