Dr. Jamie Trammell is an Associate Professor of Environmental Science, Policy, and Sustainability who is dedicated to thinking about the future in a more proactive and actionable way. He specializes in working with communities and experts across disciplines to better understand the trajectory and diversity of plausible futures for a given place and people. He has worked in a variety of socioecological systems, including the deserts of the southwest, the northern rivers of New South Wales, Australia, across Alaska and Canada, and throughout the intermountain west. Trained as a landscape ecologist and conservation planner, he holds a BA in Biology and Environmental Studies, MS in Geography, and a PhD in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology.

As a committed follower of Jesus, Andrew Hartley, PhD, has worked in Christian creation care and environmental advocacy for over a decade. He is a founding member of his United Methodist congregation’s creation care community and the Upper New York Annual Conference Creation Justice Team. Andrew is also a contributing member of Citizens Climate Lobby, Aurorans for Climate and Environmental Sense, and the Federal Advocacy Team of United Methodist Creation Justice Ministries. His activities include writing letters to editors of periodicals, promoting bicycling as a climate-friendly lifestyle, investigating the nexus between faith and science, playing piano for his congregation and bicycle touring. Professionally, he is a statistician for the pharmaceutical industry and retired US Navy officer.