New Faces at KLT! Introducing KLT’s New Interns
KLT’s new interns at the Dance Nature Sanctuary: (L-R) Jessie Lozanski and Rachel Toobey By:
Sal Amander
October 16, 2026
KLT’s new interns at the Dance Nature Sanctuary: (L-R) Jessie Lozanski and Rachel Toobey By:
Bill Crins has been involved in Conservation Biology since starting his career in the field
KLT staff and volunteers in the field during data collection at Fleetwood Creek Watershed. When
Cheryl Lewis and David Bell at KLT Ingleton Wells property, 2014 By: Marnie Clement, KLT
Image: Brian volunteering and promoting KLT at the Coboconk Fresh Water Summit By: Patricia Wilson,
Tara King (far left) with KLT staff members Camille Cooper, Patricia Wilson and Rachel Rutherford
The newly protected Fell Wetland is relatively untouched by human activity and is home to
Trees, Shrubs and Plugs… Oh My! By: Patricia Wilson, Community Conservation & Stewardship Technician This
By: Marnie Clement, KLT Volunteer, Development Committee Steve Paul says he’s just a regular guy
Over the past year, your support has enabled KLT to develop new partnerships and projects to
