Natalie Graveline

Jill's Bio

Jill has been with Inside Education since 2008. In those days you could find her leading students through Alberta’s forests, co-chairing youth summits, and learning alongside amazing teachers.

After a brief hiatus, Jill hung up her hiking boots and began working behind the scenes as our Operations Manager.  

• Acadia School Parent Advisory Society
• Director on the Acadia Community Garden and Art Society

Lainey's Bio

Lainey (she/her) grew up in a small town outside of Edmonton and has always been a nerd for nature! Her love for all creatures, furry, slimy, and everything in between, inspired her to pursue an education in Conservation Biology.

Nothing makes Lainey happier than telling everyone about random nature facts that are always ready in her back pocket! She loves teaching students and teachers about how even the smallest critters can make the biggest difference.

Outside of work she loves hiking, kayaking, attempting to ID plants and bugs, and enjoying a good book with a large cup of coffee.

Jayme's Bio

As a youth at 4-H summer camp, Jayme’s world opened up to environment, sustainability, and community issues. She learned the importance of education and shared perspectives.

Jayme loves watching people’s faces light up when they make important connections, and see the world in a new way. It starts with the opportunity to explore and discover. That’s the promise behind every sunrise and the reason Jayme wakes up every morning.

Natalie's Bio

Natalie is a Program Manager out of the Edmonton office and her professional passion is sharing her excitement about nature with students!

She has a background in Conservation Biology and Secondary Education and has found her dream job in a place where she can be the fun class guest and teach the topics she loves the most.

Born and raised in Alberta, Natalie loves the summer in Edmonton, cats, camping, and knitting, and her favourite field trip activity is pond dipping!