David Pearson's research is focused on using the interaction of ecology, conservation, ecotourism and education to develop methods that promote sustainable use of biodiversity.

Swanson's research interests center on religious traditions of the Amazonian and Andean regions.

Meissinger currently supervises one of the largest watercolor and water-based media art programs in the country.

Anand's projects, informed by a background in ecology and geology, often explore material culture, body/land relations and issues of interdependency/boundary.

Adriene Jenik is an artist and educator who resides in the desert. Her current research spans “data humanization” performances, ECOtarot readings, and experiments in extreme experiential learning.

Dutta studies creative ways to address development, health and social disparity issues.

Science and technology systems development for sustainability.