Alayna has experience educating a wide range of audiences on land stewardship, with a focus on cultivating native habitat and local food systems. Prior to joining WFA in 2024, she worked at the nonprofit Metro Blooms, where she shaped workshops and training programs that taught Minnesotans how to plan, install, and maintain pollinator habitat and stormwater infrastructure.

Her passion for sustainable food systems drives her work, and she is excited to help further WFA’s mission of supporting farmers and biodiversity. Alayna holds a B.S. in Environmental Science with an emphasis in Education and Communication from the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities.

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