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CO-FOUNDER
Emily Gold
Emily’s journey with plants began with a summer of farming in 2014. Since that transformative year she has accrued years of experience and knowledge in fine gardening, estate gardening, edible gardening, xeriscaping, permaculture, and more. Her perspectives on landscape have been informed by social justice initiatives and her formal education. She holds a Bachelor's of Science in Geography, a GIS certificate, and has completed a Master Gardener horticultural certificate program as well as NOFA’s Organic Land Care certificate program.
CO-FOUNDER
Abigail Wolf
Abby’s love of gardening began as a child in her grandmother’s garden. Since then her professional plant path has meandered through organic farms, national parks and residential landscapes. She loves connecting people and plants and believes intentional design can have profound positive effects on conservation and community efforts. Abby holds a Bachelor’s of Science in environmental design and certificates in permaculture, herbalism, horticulture and pollinator stewardship.
Katarina Wulf
Katarina's love for nature began during childhood, with many hiking trips and spending time in her family’s garden. Growing up in a community that prioritized the environment helped her to develop an appreciation for plants. It also helped her realize that conservation is an incredibly important aspect of life, both in and out of the home.
After attending SUNY Environmental Science & Forestry, where she received her Bachelor's in Conservation Biology, Katarina found her passion in native plant species management. Since then, she has contributed to conserving native plant communities across the country. Her journey in conservation work has included working with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, serving as a habitat restorationist in Oregon and Washington, and now helping here in Massachusetts as a part of the Hedgewitch team.
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Sophia Zuccala
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