Nature's Archive Creators & Guests

Michael Hawk is a nature advocate, engineer, podcast producer, and perpetual learner. He has developed Nature's Archive to help teach about, and advocate for nature, regardless of where you are on the "ladder of environmental care".

Brian Brown is the head of the natural history museum in entomology department, and curator of entomology.

James Marshall Shepherd is an American meteorologist, professor at the University of Georgia's Department of Geography, the director of the university's atmospheric sciences program, and was the president of the American Meteorological Society (AMS).

Chris Helzer is an ecologist.

Eric Eaton is a freelance writer, editor, author, entomologist, and consultant.

Ashley Ahearn is a public media journalist who has covered science and the environment for NPR and member stations for more than a decade.

Griff Griffith is the host of Animal Planet’s show “Wild Jobs” and has dedicated his life to helping people understand the natural world around them.

Ethan Tapper is a forester and author of How to Love a Forest, and the founder of Bear Island Forestry and Bear Island Consulting.

Ashley Bray is a wildlife biologist based out of New England in the USA. Her past work includes working with rehab mammals and birds of prey, environmental education, rabies epidemiology, and nuisance wildlife mitigation.