Alayna has experience educating a wide variety of folks on land stewardship, specifically in regards to growing native habitat and food in their communities. For the past three years she worked at the non-profit Metro Blooms, where she shaped their workshop and training programs to teach Minnesotans how to plan, install, and maintain pollinator habitat + stormwater infrastructure. Her deep passion lies in sustainable food systems, and she is thrilled to have the opportunity to support WFA’s mission and highlight the invaluable work of farmers. Alayna holds a BS in Environmental Science with an emphasis in Education and Communication from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.

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