Also see our Adjunct School of Natural Science Faculty.
Program Directors, Instructors & Camp Counselors
Chris Chisholm, B.A., and Kimberly M. Chisholm, B.S., Camp Directors
Colleen Valadez, Office Administrator & Assistant Instructor
Patrick Wiley, M.S., Lead Instructor
Hannah Hynes-Petty, B.A., Lead Instructor
Heather Carmichael, B.A., Lead Instructor
Charlie Borrowman, Lead Instructor
Megan Damofle, Lead Instructor
Wren Schmid, Lead Instructor
Ella Ashford, Lead Instructor
Nathaniel Ashford, Lead Instructor
Bridget Breithaupt, Lead Instructor
Dana Miller, Lead Instructor
Kat Wilson, Lead Instructor
Leila Lavender, Camp Instructor
Jordan Ewing, B.A., Camp Instructor
Sarah Inskeep, B.A., Camp Instructor
Logan Nelson, B.A., Camp Instructor
Andrew Bottcher, Camp Instructor
Abby Welter, Camp Instructor
Devon Smith, Camp Instructor
Grisha London, Camp Instructor
Eva Quezada-Moore, Apprentice
Everest Ashford, Apprentice
Simone Lavelle, Apprentice
Carmen “Coco” Lavelle, Apprentice
Sophie Zhang, Apprentice
Evan Smith, Apprentice
Luna Mark, Apprentice
Gabriel Moreno–Sills, Apprentice
Clara Bannon, IIT
Garrison Stephens-Smith, IIT
Jake Brunksocki, IIT
Kim & Chris Chisholm, Camp Directors
Click here for biographies of Chris Chisholm, B.A., Founder, and Kimberly McKillip Chisholm, B.S., Puyallup Camp Directors
Colleen Valadez, Puyallup Office Administrator & Assistant Instructor
Roles/Work: Office Administration, Day Camp Assistant Instructor
Hometown(s): Puyallup, WA
Approximate Age: 60
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2014
First Leadership Year: 2015
Colleen grew up in south central Washington State, married and relocated to Western Washington in 1992. With her husband they raised 6 children. Colleen lives just down the street from the Wolf Camp home office at Blue Skye Farm, keeping track of camp registrations, watching the farm when Kim & Chris are off teaching, and making sure sign-in/sign-out runs smoothly at camp. Besides assisting Wolf Camp instructors all summer, Colleen also substitutes as a para-educator with the Puyallup School District during the fall and winter months.
Patrick Wiley, M.S., Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Overnight Camps & Adult Programs, Lead Staff Trainer & Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Eugene, OR; Olympia, WA
Approximate Age: 30
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2004
First Leadership Year: 2008
Patrick Wiley first came to Wolf Camp as a camp participant in 2004, he completed our Naturalist Mentoring CIT course in 2006, and our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship in the summer of 2007. In 2008, he served as an assistant camp instructor and became our youngest-ever lead instructor in 2009.
Patrick holds a variety of accolades including certification in Outdoor Leadership from Whitman College; Permaculture Design Certification from Oregon State University; Wilderness First Responder medical training from WMI; Storytelling and Presentation Mastery from NLP Pacific; and he achieved Level III Track & Sign Certification from Cybertracker, Int’l at his evaluation in October, 2017. Patrick received a B.S. in Religious Studies from the University of Oregon.
Most recently, Patrick received his M.S. in Conflict and Dispute Resolution from the University of Oregon School of Law. As part of his studies, he completed coursework and certification in mediation, facilitation, negotiation, and collaborative governance. His graduate thesis focused on blending Social Psychology and Wildlife Management to write more effective wildlife policies. For a personal note from Patrick, check out our Apprenticeship Testimonials and scroll down to 2008.
Hannah Hynes-Petty, B.A., Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Herbal Specialist, Lead Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Eugene, OR; Olympia, WA
Approximate Age: 30
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2013
First Leadership Year: 2014
Hannah began our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship at the Wolf School of Natural Science in 2013 and graduated as a lead herbal instructor in 2014. She graduated from the University of Oregon in 2014 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Languages, and has continued expanding her herbal education ever since. Hannah studied herbalism at the International Integrative Educational Institute (IIEI), the North American Institute of Medical Herbalism (NAIMH), the East West School of Planetary Herbology, as well as personal studies from herbalists such as Matthew Wood, Jim Mcdonald, Michael Moore, Rosemary Gladstar, and beyond. Hannah was also Product Coordinator for Mountain Rose Herbs from 2016-18. As an outdoorswoman and an Oregon native, Hannah loves exploring the beautiful wild places of the Pacific Northwest. In her free time, she can be found in the outdoors, knitting, gardening, and learning about plants.
Charlie Borrowman, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Senior Instructor, Wilderness Chef, Fishing Specialist
Hometown: Alemeda, CA;
Approximate Age: 30
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2006
First Leadership Year: 2009
Charlie first came to camp in 2006 after having attending Hawk Circle in Cherry Valley, NY, and has since completed all of our summer courses, including the Ultimate Tracker. He completed our week-long Naturalist Mentoring CIT course in 2007 and our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship in 2009. Charlie is the most amazing lead guitarist and story teller. He re-invented our Epic Fishing Camp in 2010 for which he is now our perennial lead instructor, and has lead and co-taught most of our other camps including Wilderness Survival and the Stone Age Artisan. Charlie graduated from the French Culinary Institute in San Jose, CA in 2011 and his skills as a chef have transformed our meals at Wolf Camp into gourmet fair. Charlie also developed our Backcountry Gourmet Cooking Class which launched in the spring of 2013. He is also co-developer of the Wilderness Wannabies Comedy Tour, and most recently, he earned a Level I Track & Sign Certification from Cybertracker, Int’l in 2013. For a personal note from Charlie, check out our Apprenticeship Testimonials and scroll down to 2009.
Megan Damofle, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Lead Instructor, Herbalist
Hometown(s): Seattle & Vashon Island, WA;
Approximate Age: 36
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2006
First Leadership Year: 2008
Megan completed the bulk of our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship in 2006 and returned to complete her training and lead instruct Wild Chefs & Herbal Medics in the summer of 2008. She has studied permaculture with Dave Boehnlein, Toby Hemenway and at the Sustainable Agriculture Program at Edmonds Community College. She has pursued herbal education for over 10 years on her own and with various teachers. Most recently she completed her 1st year of the Professional Herbalist course at IIEI with KP Kalsa in 2014 and is currently pursuing the Professional Herb Course with East West School of Planetary Herbalogy. She also completed the Hunter Gatherer Immersion Course with Raven’s Roots in 2015 where she learned bow making and wild food harvesting all over Washington State.
Megan has worked with kids for over 10 years as a caregiver for all ages. She also had the opportunity to volunteer at her daughter’s Waldorf Preschool for 2 years where she found her love for Waldorf education. Her interests include cooking, hiking, foraging, and having adventures with her family. She lives on Vashon Island with her partner Gavin and their 5 year old daughter, Runa, a seasoned Wolf Camper. For a personal note from Megan, check out our Apprenticeship Testimonials and scroll down to 2006.
Heather Carmichael, B.A., Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Lead Instructor
Hometown(s): Sammamish WA
Approximate Age: 23
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2014
First Leadership Year: 2015
Heather started at Wolf Camp when she was 15 years old, attending the Backcountry Leadership training course. She has loved the outdoors her whole life, and has been going camping and backpacking since she was a small child. Heather recently graduated from Cornell College, majoring in biology. She’s a black belt in Shudokan Karate, which she has been doing since she age six. Heather completed our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship in the summer of 2016 and is one of our most organized and inspirational camp instructors, leading everything from morning workouts to wildlife tracking forays.
Wren Schmid, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Lead Instructor
Hometown(s): Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 23
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2015
First Leadership Year: 2016
As a kid, Wren discovered a love of the outdoors from hiking with her dad. She grew up kayaking in Puget Sound and exploring the woods around her family’s cabin on Anderson Island every summer. She participated in her middle school’s outdoor program for three years on annual camping and backpacking trips, as well as snowshoeing. Wren was born and raised in Seattle, and her favorite places to be are in mountains and old growth forests. Wren graduated from our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship and began instructing camps in 2016. Born into an artistic family, she loves spending her time drawing wildlife. She’s currently attending the Evergreen State College, and her dream is to learn how to live an environmentally sustainable life.
Ella Ashford, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Lead Instructor
Hometown(s): Port Townsend, WA
Approximate Age: 21
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2012
First Leadership Year: 2015
Enough cannot be said about Ella. We’ve said since she completed our Double IT Mentoring Program at age 14 and then our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship at age 16 that she’s an old soul. Ella has tons of family outdoor experience in Port Townsend, including several sailing trips to/from Hawai’i, she has won scholarships for studying (and teaching) abroad in Europe, she has won top national honors in Robotics competitions, and the list goes on. Her acumen teaching youth and adults is incredible, with excellent group discipline and risk awareness which arises from homeschooling experience with parents who were ocean lifeguards, who encouraged herbal knowledge, wildlife tracking ability, traditional craftwork, and so much more. Ella is currently a Heather Dempsey Environmental Science Scholar and Willamette University STEM Fellow.
Nathaniel Ashford, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Port Townsend, WA
Approximate Age: 19
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2012
First Leadership Year: 2021
Roboticist, sailor, musician, earth skills specialist, fellow hiker and friend… these traits are the foundation of Nathaniel’s vibrant personality. Having grown up in a family of outdoor enthusiasts, and with the Olympic National Park as his backyard, Nathaniel has had plenty of experience with plants and wildlife of the Pacific Northwest. Occupying his free time are overnight hikes through evergreen forests, and journeys along snowy mountain ranges.
His joy for the outdoors brought Nathaniel to us as a camper, in search of the skills that would allow him to become a better conservationist. The community and wealth of knowledge he found led him to continue attending, and growing in his teaching skills, until eventually becoming camp staff. He completed the Double IT Mentoring Program at age 16, the Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship at age 17, became a camp instructor at age 18, and lead instructor at age 19. Now you’ll find Nathaniel sharing his love for the wilderness with campers of all ages, bringing creativity and excitement to his teaching methods.
Bridget Breithaupt, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Orlando, FL
Approximate Age: 22
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2022
First Leadership Year: 2022
Bridget is attending Oregon State University for her bachelor’s in Environmental Science, specializing in applied ecology. She has loved learning about Earth sciences since she was a kid attending and later volunteering for her local junior garden club. She also learned about conservation throughout her years of summer camp at Wekiwa Springs State Park in Florida. From there she attended Save the Earth’s Environment through Knowledge, or SEEK, where she realized she wanted to do exactly that for a living. Sharing her love of nature conservation and science with her local community is one of the main reasons that she came to Wolf Camp for the Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship. As someone with a background in subtropical Florida, Wolf Camp also helps her learn all the plants and animals native to the Pacific Northwest, along with how to handle temperatures below a practically freezing 70 degrees.
Dana Miller, Lead Instructor
Roles/Work: Camp Parent & Instructor
Hometown(s): Sitka, AK & Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 50
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2014
First Leadership Year: 2022
Dana got introduced to Wolf Camp through her daughter in 2014. Her first career was in commercial fishing where she became licensed captain at age 19. During her teens and twenties, she spent her shore time more owned by than owner of an air taxi. This combination afforded her a lot of experience in Search & Rescue. At the turn of the millennium, she left self-employment behind her and became a construction site surveyor. To prevent returning to work in construction, she now drives a school bus during the school year, and during the summer of 2022 she became a Wolf Camp instructor.
Kat DiFoxfire Wilson, B.A., Elementary Education
Roles/Work: Camp Parent & Instructor
Hometown(s): Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 50
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2022
Kat’s philosophy is “Before you can ask someone to protect the environment, you have to first teach them to love it.” Kat is a Pacific Northwest semi-native (she’s also lived and worked in Japan, Indonesia, New England and the Midwest). She has been teaching outdoor environmental education (and many other subjects) for both kids and adults for most of her life. She has worked at Nature’s Classroom in New England, state parks in Missouri, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts on the West Coast, and for various schools and volunteer organizations. She also loves teaching low ropes challenge courses and teambuilding experiences; outdoors skills such as tracking, herbology, and survival skills; nature conservation, environmental science, and ethics; night hikes; outdoor games; wild cave tours; traditional dance (Irish, Scottish, colonial, contradance); and she even leads online Shakepeare readings 2-3 times per month in her spare time. Her interests include hiking, camping, gardening, cooking, making homemade jams and preserving food, writing, dancing, theatre, horseback riding, arts & crafts, martial arts, and keeping herself (and others) sharp with puzzles and riddles. She graduated from Grinnell College in IA in 1993 with an elementary teaching certificate and degrees in American Studies and Gender & Women’s Studies. She is certified in Wilderness First Aid and Adult/Child CPR. She lives with her spouse, teenage son, several dozen aquatic animals, and six exceptionally neurotic cats.
Sarah Inskeep, B.A.
Roles/Work: Wildlife Conservation & Herbal Instructor
Hometown(s): Manhattan, KS
Approximate Age: 26
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2015
First Leadership Year: 2016
Sarah was born and raised in Kansas, went to Maine for college, and studied in the Himalayas before coming to the Wolf School of Natural Science, working 24/7 at Wolf Camp and Blue Skye Farm in the summer of 2016 to complete both our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship and Blue Skye Farm Internship simultaneously. She subsequently returned to Kansas State University to finish her undergraduate degree.
Sarah’s expertise with wildlife rehabilitation, knowledge of birds world-wide, and affinity for the wild edible and especially medicinal plants of the west astounded us from the beginning. Sarah taught both kids camps and adult classes in her first summer with us, and for a sense of what Sarah brings to students of all ages, here’s what she wrote in her original application:
“Nature has ever been at the forefront of my mind. Though as a child I was shy with people, I was eternally curious about the plants and animals around me, regardless of shape or size. This biophilia, as Edward O. Wilson called it, grew as I did. The more I learned, the more I loved. The more I loved, the more I wanted to protect these things.
“This desire led me to train and care for rescue dogs, and later to volunteer at a local nature center. Working with and learning from my mentor Vanessa, my perspectives were reshaped. I always sought to help by working with animals directly, but there, I was witness to the pivotal role of education in determining the fate of animals and their world. All too often people fear what they do not understand, and what people fear they will see no need to look after.
“After high school, when studying with Where There Be Dragons in Nepal, I came to an even sharper realization. Just as I saw the beauty of the land mirrored in the open-hearted ways of its people, and found my own heart opening in return, I also saw for the first time the stark reality of human suffering – of exploitation, pollution, and poverty. And I understood my own species is equally in need of love and healing as the animals I cared for.
“Upon these foundational ideas my subsequent education has unfolded. Though somewhat unconventional, my path has not been without aim. From study of politics at College of the Atlantic, to living at a Zen Buddhist monastery, to becoming a full-time student of Aikido, I have been crafting a yet-unnamed degree of my own.
Logan Nelson, B.A.
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor & Videographer
Hometown(s): Rio, Illinois; Bellingham WA
Approximate Age: 27
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2017
First Leadership Year: 2017
Definitely check out loganpatricknelson.com and prepare to be amazed by Logan’s professional work, fresh out of college. We hired Logan just days after he graduated from Greenville College with a B.A. in Digital media to become our camp videographer in 2017, but what especially amazed us was his natural teaching ability. Simultaneous to recording everything that was happening at camp, he completed our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship, and often “saved” even a couple of our experienced teaching staff when groups turned out to be a bit less disciplined than expected. He came out from behind his camera that first summer to become one of the most personable, supportive, humorous and skilled teachers we have ever seen.
Leila “Lily” Lavender
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor, Farm & Admin Wizard
Hometown(s): Joshua Tree, CA
Approximate Age: 25
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2019
Lily is student body president at Copper Mountain College in Joshua Tree, working towards her Associates in psychology. Lily found Wolf Camp by reaching out to work at Blue Skye Farm in 2018. Shortly after arriving, she added our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship on top of her Blue Skye Farm Internship responsibilities. Lily also brings previous experience teaching kids Jiujitsu and working at farmers markets over the past few years. She graduated from our apprenticeship in 2019 and works for us in the off-season as well as summer.
Jordan Ewing, B.A.
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 24
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2017
First Leadership Year: 2018
Andrew Bottcher
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Puyallup, WA
Approximate Age: 23
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2016
First Leadership Year: 2018
Abby Welter
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Puyallup, WA
Approximate Age: 19
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2014
First Leadership Year: 2018
Willow Rothstein
Roles/Work: Camp Instructor
Hometown(s): Camano Island, WA
Approximate Age: 19
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2011
First Leadership Year: 2019
Barbi Pierre
Roles/Work: Apprentice
Hometown(s): Taholah, WA
Approximate Age: 18
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2016
First Leadership Year: 2019
Devon Smith, A.A., Camp Instructor
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice 2023 Graduate
Hometown(s): Olympia, WA
Approximate Age: 19
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2015
First Leadership Year: 2022
Devon was introduced to Wolf Camp as a child by a staff member at Wolf Haven, a sanctuary for wolves in Tenino, Washington. She has always loved nature and animals, especially wolves and horses. In her childhood she enjoyed playing imagination games in the woods, and felt a deep connection there. Her most notable work/volunteer experiences have been in the mental health field, volunteering at a Crisis Hotline while in high school and working at a psychiatric hospital as a Mental Health Technician in the winter of 2022-2023 while getting her A.A. degree. She has also worked and volunteered at several horse stables, including helping at an equestrian summer camp. She currently holds an Associates Degree from South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia and is working towards a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and hopefully later on a Master’s in Clinical Counseling at Western Washington University in Bellingham. Devon is an advocate for children who are neurodivergent or struggle in other ways because of her own life experiences. In her spare time, she enjoys taking her friends on adventures to nature spots, going to new places, hiking, long walks and drives, listening to music, and going to punk shows. She hopes to go on her first epic backpacking trip soon.
Grisha London, Camp Instructor
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice 2023 Graduate
Hometown(s): Brooklyn, NY
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2016
First Leadership Year: 2022
Grisha has been a proud member of the Wolf Camp every summer since he was nine, and like many of our staff has risen through the ranks from camper into roles like Double IT, Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice and graduating to Assistant Instructor this summer. Despite growing up in Brooklyn NY (with a short stint in Seattle) he has always been interested in the outdoors, and gets out of the city as much as he can to hike, explore and learn with local friends and family, even if that means backpacking through the snowy winter landscape. He currently attends Hunter College High School in Manhattan, where along with being the president of its sole wilderness club, he’s in charge of the school auditorium tech needs such as drama productions. He runs events, maintains old equipment, purchases new items and delights in training younger students in all of these tasks. This passion for teaching extends back to Wolf Camp, where he is thrilled to embark on his third summer teaching campers about how to coexist with our incredibly special region of the country. In addition to excelling in the outdoors – including choosing the most remote location in the history of Wolf Camp for his solo survival training trek last year – Grisha has a wide variety of interests, including stage managing, poetry and cooking.
Eva Quezada-Moore, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Puyallup WA & Santiago de Chile
Approximate Age: 19
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2004
First Leadership Year: 2022
Eve has been wonderful part of Wolf Camp as well as our home office of Blue Skye Farm for the past year, completing our Blue Skye Farm Internship in 2022 and finishing her Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice this year. In truth, she was born into the legacy of Wolf Camp, with her mom being the first instructor to teach our programs in 1996. Eve now lives in Puyallup after spending most of her childhood in Chile where she enjoys the country’s beautiful hiking spots along its beaches, mountains and the many other diverse bioregions . As a camp instructor, Eve loves to teach young children the many earth and survival skills in which we specialize, as well as a love for nature through fun activities and gentle mentoring, hoping to convey respect and appreciation for the nature all around us.
Eve also enjoys crochet, music, reading, art, hiking and all the opportunities this life has to offer.
Everest Ashford, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Port Townsend, WA
Approximate Age: 17
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2012
First Leadership Year: 2022
Simone Lavelle, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Bellingham, WA
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2022
Simone first started attending Wolf Camp since 2019, began our IIT program in 2022, and is now an Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice. With a combination of intensity and goofiness, Simone is the epitome of everyone’s favorite outdoor camp leader. Throughout her life, she’s treasured her time outdoors, putting her all into sports and outdoor programs, always learning and playing no matter what the weather is like. She has a personal dedication to gaining knowledge in a myriad of subjects, and in turn sharing with others everything that she’s learned.
Carmen “Coco” Lavelle, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Bellingham, WA
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2022
Coco has attended Wolf Camp since 2018. She attended Bellingham Montessori and Explorations High School and is now spending her junior year in Spain. She’s always taking advantage of the many opportunities to hike and backpack on the abundant trails surrounding her beautiful town near the Canadian border, and likes small walks as well, admiring the simplicity of nature and life she’s living within. With her desire to stay outside and learn she also hopes to fill other young minds and share her experiences and knowledge. She has a strong passion for working with kids especially regarding their mental health and hopes that she can mentor others, guiding them through their own transformation to recognize the beauty and resources around them. She believes we can all learn better with laughter, learning through others and inspiring one another through small acts of teaching. Along with exploring outside she also enjoys music, reading, writing, and poetry.
Luna Mark, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2022
Luna has been with Wolf Camp for 5 years. She’s lived in Issaquah her whole life and attends Issaquah High School. With strong aspirations to be a teacher when she’s older, she has a passion for mentoring young minds. She believes that summer camp instructors can have an intense influence on the campers and strives to be a good role model. Through being a camper, and then Wolf Camp Double IT in 2022 and Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice in 2023, she has learned wilderness skills and an appreciation for nature around her. She loves camping, especially during the summer when the weather is nice. While camping on clear nights, she loves admiring the stars with those around her. She tries to create a bond between every camper she meets, and loves making kids laugh while teaching them about the beauty nature holds and how to use natural resources to the benefit of us all.
Sophie Zhang, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Sammamish, WA
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2022
Evan Smith, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Seattle, WA
Approximate Age: 16
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2020
First Leadership Year: 2022.
Gabriel Moreno-Sills, Apprentice
Roles/Work: Earth Skills Teaching Apprentice
Hometown(s): Puyallup, WA
Approximate Age: 15
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2017
First Leadership Year: 2022
Clara Bannon, IIT
Roles/Work: Double IT
Hometown(s): Kirkland, WA
Approximate Age: 15
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2018
First Leadership Year: 2023
Garrison Stephens-Smith, IIT
Roles/Work: Double IT
Hometown(s): Puyallup, WA
Approximate Age: 14
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2020
First Leadership Year: 2023
Jake Brunksocki, IIT
Roles/Work: Double IT
Hometown(s): Tacoma, WA
Approximate Age: 13
Introduced to Wolf Camp: 2015
First Leadership Year: 2022
Jake attended his first week of wolf camp at the age of six, and has enjoyed every summer with us since then. Jake loves the outdoors, and frequently goes hiking, camping, and Nordic skiing with his family. He is currently attending Hilltop Heritage Middle School in Tacoma. Jake co-coached his sister’s U8 rec league soccer team this past spring, and is looking forward to doing the same in the fall after spending the summer training as a future instructor at Wolf Camp.