NOLS Wilderness Medicine staff since 2002, outdoor educator since 1985. "I love teaching wilderness medicine and feel lucky to call so many exceptional outdoor educators my colleagues," Roger says, "The skills we teach and thought processes we use have such a positive impact on how we act and take control in challenging situations and environments. It’s always rewarding to hear how students have planned, prepared and responded to emergencies with thoughtfulness and skill." When he’s not at his home base in Eugene, Oregon you’ll likely find him climbing, sailing, skiing, surfing, biking, tending bees and shearing sheep somewhere on the planet.