Jennifer Karberg
Dr. Jennifer Karberg is the Research Program Supervisor for the Nantucket Conservation Foundation and oversees implementation of the multi-faceted research program of the Foundation. Jen’s personal research interests include fresh and salt water wetland ecology and restoration, climate change and coastal resiliency, rare plant ecology, and disturbance ecology. Initially from the midwest, Jen first studied […]
Ryan Kanteres, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Ryan Kanteres is a dedicated architect and passionate educator, whose work is deeply rooted in sustainability and community engagement. His practice is informed by an interdisciplinary background, which includes a Masters in architecture from the University of Oregon, over twenty years of architectural experience across Northern New England, a degree in philosophy, and hands-on experience […]
Cecil Barron Jensen
Born in Toronto, Canada, Cecil Barron Jensen moved to Nantucket with her husband in 1996 with their three daughters. In the years since, Cecil worked at the Nantucket Historical Association, Nantucket New School, and served as the Executive Director of the Artists Association of Nantucket. Cecil became the Executive Director of Remain in 2018. In […]
Morris “Marty” Hylton III
Morris (Marty) Hylton III is a faculty member of the College of Design, Construction and Planning, he also oversees the nation’s oldest, applied learning program for historic preservation – the Preservation Institute Nantucket (PIN) and, its sister program, the Preservation Institute St. Augustine (PISA). Marty’s research and work addresses multifaceted strategies for documenting, advocating, and […]
Emily Hollyday
Emily Hollyday is a science teacher dedicated to engaging students in interdisciplinary and authentic projects. As a founding teacher and team leader at an expeditionary learning school in New York City, she helped her students do research on oyster restoration, inspiring and supporting a student-group who wrote and lobbied for legislation on a tax credit […]
Liz Holland
Nantucket has been home to Liz Holland for more than 40 years. In that time she has gained an intimate knowledge and respect for the island, its natural beauty, its history and historical value, and the treasure we have managed to preserve: The magic of Nantucket. Liz graduated from Bay Path Junior College in 1980 […]
Rachel Hobart
Rachel Hobart has been a summer resident of Nantucket since 1968, and moved permanently to the Island in 1987 in order to practice law. After raising her three children, she served as Vice President of the Nantucket New School and was a partner in the opening of Fahey and Fromagerie. Rachel began with ReMain Nantucket […]
Ethan Hipple
Ethan’s passion for recreation and the outdoors was ignited while working on trail crews in National Parks and National Forests. He went on to serve as Hut Crew in the Appalachian Mountain Club’s High Mountain Huts, guided trail crews and wilderness trips for youth, managed a nationwide youth conservation corps program (SCA), directed the AmeriCorps […]
Leah Hill
Leah Hill went to Eckerd College for her bachelor’s degree in marine biology and later graduated from the University of Florida with a master’s degree in fisheries and aquatic sciences with a focus in aquaculture. She has been the Assistant Biologist for the Town of Nantucket Natural Resources Department since 2014. Her primary duties within […]
Abigail Hayne
Abigail is the youth climate engagement coordinator with the Maine Governor’s Office of Policy Innovation and the Future. Within this role, she connects Maine students with the state’s climate action plan, Maine Won’t Wait, and provides pathways for young Mainers to take climate action of their own. She recently launched Climate&Me, a new initiative to […]
