About NeoNaturalist.com
NeoNaturalist.com is a web site dedicated to inspiring curiosity about Nature, provoking people to get more exercise by using hiking trails in parks, and stimulating discussion about human-kind’s place in nature. We do this by providing ecology-based descriptions of hiking trails in parks, links to existing resources about nature information, and providing an opportunity to interact with naturalists and other nature loving folks in our forum.Our team of professional naturalists have worked for state, local and federal park systems, as well as local and nation-wide non-profit conservation groups, protecting, studying, and explaining nature for decades. We believe nature-information should be freely available to you at any hour, without charge. So, we created this free web site.
We do not require any kind of registration in order to view our complete inventory of trail and nature information. Our bills are not paid by our visitors, but rather by our advertisers, which are carefully selected to ensure that even our advertisements add value to your experience of our “new kind of naturalist”: NeoNaturalist.com.
Meet our Naturalists!
Eddie Dengg, Creator of NeoNaturalist.com
Eddie Dengg is the creator of NeoNaturalist.com. He has been a park planner, park ranger, biological field technician, botanist, and attorney. He is currently a field director for Western Reserve Land Conservancy.
William Hudson, Naturalist with NeoNaturalist.com
William Hudson is a naturalist, educator, artist, conservationist, and natural scientist with over 25 years experience. Mr. Hudson received a B.S. summa cum laude in Natural Resources from Ohio State University, an M.S. in Wildlife Management and Biology from West Virginia University, and a science teacher’s certification from Notre Dame College. He has extensive expereince and interest in ecological assessment and natural areas management, including rare and endangered species habiatat management. He is a master naturalist, as well as an educator and a leader in conservation. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Buffalo Audubon Society in New York.