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Maggie Wade Johnston, Executive Director (maggie@wildal.org)
Bankhead National Forest Operations:
Janice Barrett, Outreach and Education Coordinator (janice@wildal.org)
Kim Waites, Wilderness Stewardship Coordinator (kim@wildal.org)
Lindsay Madison, Stewardship Coordinator (lindsay@wildal.org)
Talladega National Forest Operations:
Jonathan Kelly, Stewardship Coordinator (jonathan@wildal.org)
Contract Staff:
Joseph Jenkins, Wildlife Biologist (joseph@wildal.org)
General Operations
Christine Johnston, Office Manager (officemanager@wildal.org)
Click on their photo to read more about these hard working individuals!
Maggie Johnston, Executive Director
Janice Barrett, Outreach & Education Coordinator
Kim Waites, Wilderness Stewardship Coordinator
Lindsay Madison, Stewardship Coordinator for the Bankhead National Forest
Joseph Jenkins, Wildflife Biologist
Jonathan is a Birmingham adventure lover who has been floored by the beauty that this state has to offer since moving here 4 years ago from Florida. Jonathan is studying environmental sciences at Jefferson State and has worked in auto insurance for the majority of his professional career. As an avid hiker, backpacker, and explorer, Jonathan is excited to lend a hand in Wild Alabama's mission of enjoying, valuing, and protecting.
Enjoy. Value. Protect.
Wild Alabama's mission is to inspire people to enjoy, value, and protect the wild places of Alabama.
Home
Who we are
Our History
Anne Bailey Podcast "Saving Alabama's Last Wild Places"
Staff
Premier Volunteers
Board of Directors
Partners
What we do
Skills Trainings
>
Leave No Trace Training
Traditional Tools Training
Map Reading Workshops
Newsletter Blog
Community Science
>
Save Alabama's Hemlocks
Where We Work
>
Bankhead National Forest
>
Sipsey Wilderness
Kinlock Falls
Talladega National Forest
>
Cheaha Wilderness
Dugger Mountain Wilderness
Pinhoti National Recreation Trail
Devil's Den Falls
Cheaha Falls
Volunteer Programs
>
Helping Hands (Trail Maintenance)
>
Legacy Trails Project
Forest Ambassadors
Volunteer Wilderness Rangers
Pinhoti Ridgerunner
Get Outside!
>
Outreach Hikes in Bankhead National Forest
Outreach Hikes in Talladega National Forest
Forest Bathing
Virtual Learning
Forest Watch
Events
Shop Our Store
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