Dianna has grown up on Vancouver Island and has always been passionately committed to the environment.  After completing her B.A. in Environmental Studies and Anthropology she went on to complete a B.Ed., specializing in elementary education.  She has volunteered her time for various environmental education projects including the International Children’s Conference on the Environment (by UNEP) and with Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary’s programs.  She has worked as a Teacher on Call in the Cowichan Valley for the past 2 years and has recently taken a leave of absence to work for the Sierra Club of Canada, BC Chapter’s Environmental Education Program.  She is very excited to have landed her “dream job;” one in which she can share her love of nature with children and model sustainable solutions.

When she’s not inspiring children to take action, she can be found figure skating or hiking through the old growth forests of BC’s coastline.