Val Deziel completed her Hon. BSc in Restoration Ecology at Trent University. She is currently the Director of Restoration Programs at Forest Ontario and is responsible for coordinating and conducting stewardship work and habitat restoration in forest and grassland ecosystems.

Jennifer Neill is an ecologist and Principal of  Insight Environmental Solutions Inc. during the day and a multidisciplinary Artist by night. 

Julie Hall is a guide for the City of Windsor's Ojibway Prairie Complex and volunteer with Friends of Ojibway Prairie. Julie received a Master of Fine Art from the University of Guelph and her Landscape Horticulture Diploma at St. Clair College. She is a certified Interpretive Guide and Ontario Master Naturalist.

Shalya received a Master of Science at the University of Winnipeg in Bioscience, Technology and Public Policy where she studied differences in the diet and behaviour of coyotes in southwestern Saskatchewan grasslands. She is currently working on her Ph.D. at the University of of Guelph studying wildlife biology and conservation.

John is a Teacher and Botanist who completed his B.Ed. and H.BSc. at Lakehead University. He volunteers for many environmental and art groups.

Graham lives in Guelph, Ontario and is passionate about the preservation of native landscapes and their recovery through ecological restoration and naturalization. His area of expertise is the identification of plants with a focus on tallgrass species. He has also participated in numerous tallgrass prairie restoration projects, particularly in Brant, Hamilton and Waterloo counties.