Kirstin Edelglass is a wilderness guide, ecological educator, and counselor whose passion for supporting young adults runs deep. In addition to teaching at Sterling College, Colby College, Marlboro College, and Lesley University’s Audubon Expedition Institute, she has founded several programs, including the Canoe Expedition for Maine Girls and the Earth Leadership Cohort (for young activists learning to facilitate the Work That Reconnects). She is co-founder of the New England Council Collective and leads workshops in facilitating listening circles, song-leading, and cultivating ecological consciousness. Kirstin and her husband (with their 9-year-old twin daughters) host WWOOF volunteers year-round on their Marlboro homestead.
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