Deia
Schlosberg grew up in the woods of Upstate New York. Since then she has
earned
degrees in Earth & Planetary Science as well as Visual
Communications at Washington University in St. Louis. She has
volunteered in
Europe and Africa, worked as an environmental educator in the White
Mountains
of New Hampshire and in Montana, and has worked as a senior field
instructor
for a wilderness therapy school in the Colorado Rockies. Deia is
also a
published illustrator, photographer, designer and writer. Deia is
the
first woman to walk the length of South America south of the equator,
for which
she was awarded the National Geographic Adventurer of the Year award in
November of 2008. Deia is currently pursuing
a master’s degree in Science and Natural
History Filmmaking. She also has a wilderness first
responder.
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