Continuing to focus on our Board of Directors, the following is Jodi Clark’s story. We will be posting one story every week for the next few weeks! If you can’t wait and want to read all of our Director’s stories, head over to “The People” page.
I had the distinct privilege of meeting wolves when Adam brought them to Vermont via Mission Wolf. I sat as part of a small select circle who were invited to to be greeters for this group of ambassador wolves. Nothing could truly prepare me for the beauty of their wildness, their playfulness, curiosity and strength. I felt transformed. In a moment, as they first greeted me with their sniffs, licks, and held gazes, I had a glimmer of understanding how we are in fact kindred. Something wild in me stirred, was called and answered, even briefly. I want to continue walking this Earth with our wolf kindred playing their critical role in our ecosystem and as part of our natural family.”
Jodi, a recent graduate of the Marlboro College Graduate & Professional Studies masters program in Management for 
Mission Driven Organizations, has over 15 years of nonprofit management and program directing experience. Her passion is for working with community-based collaborative initiatives. Currently she serves with the United Way of Windham County on the Education Impact team and on the Champions Advisory Committee for Healthy Monadnock 2020 based in Keene, NH. Jodi also holds an MA in Theater Education and directed the ActingOut youth improvisation program in Keene, NH. She is currently the Project Manager for the Southeastern Vermont Economic Development Strategies based in Brattleboro. She is also an apprentice nature-based leadership guide for the Center for Nature and Leadership.