Ronna Schneberger, BRM, has been a professional guide and naturalist in Banff National Park for 25 years. She is a Forest Therapy guide and trainer and a yoga and meditation instructor. For the past 15 years she has been faculty with Leadership Development at the Banff Centre where she delivers powerful leadership experiences in nature. Currently, Ronna is an executive coach combining time in spectacular mountain landscapes with powerful conversations. She is proud to be the Chair of Nature and Forest Therapy of Canada and bring this practice to various sectors in Canada.

Tam Willey (they/them) is a certified forest therapy guide, trainer and mentor with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy and founder of Toadstool Walks, a guiding practice based in Boston, Massachusetts. Tam trained with ANFT in 2017 as part of cohort 15 and began mentoring and training new guides shortly after. Tam is co-founder of Acorn Programs, a business and practice development program for guides seeking support in bridging the gap from training to building a guiding practice. Tam has been self-employed since 2005 and brings over 15 years of experience with marketing, promotion, website management, administrative organization, content creation, bookkeeping, tax-filing, and overall personal professionalism. Tam’s guiding practice is informed by their background as a local handy person, children’s woodworking instructor, custodian, skateboarder, musician, artist, mentor, and their queer and gender expansive lived experience, serving and uplifting LGBTQ Folks through BAGLY, The Theater Offensive’s True Colors, Black and Pink, and The Venture Out Project. Tam has guided forest therapy in collaboration with The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, The Emerald Necklace Conservancy, Mass Audubon, Peabody Essex Museum, Speak For The Trees, Boston Harbor Now and more.

Marcela Morales is a certified Forest therapy guide and trainer with ANFT. She has studies in Anthropology, Management of Natural Resources and has worked as a licensed Naturalist and birdwatching guide for over 20 years in the Cloud forest mountains of Monteverde, Costa Rica. She has been a collaborator at the Environmental Education department of the Tropical Science Center (TSC), and an internship supervisor at the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE). Currently living in the southern Caribbean coast, Marcela offers holistic wellness-culture & nature connection experiences that bring together her passions: Forest Bathing walks, Sound Healing sessions, Qi Gong classes, Naturalist tours and immersions in Bribri Indigenous territory.