About Meg!

What causes me to leap out of bed each morning is the opportunity to explore, research, and conserve global forests; mentor the next generation (especially women and minorities) in sustainability and forest stewardship; and educate diverse audiences through storytelling. 

My personal goals are to mentor 10m kids, sell 10m books, speak in front of 10k corporate leaders, conserve 10m acres of forest, and establish ten walkways in ten high biodiverse forests, where women and indigenous families can earn a sustainable income from ecotourism and not logging.

CONSERVING TREES AND ALL THAT LIVE IN THEM

My passion for science and exploration began as a little girl and over the years has defined my life and life’s work. read more…

ADVOCATING FOR GREEN BUSINESS INITIATIVES

Meg relishes the opportunity to help organizations, corporations, and boards achieve their green business initiatives. read more…

AN “ARBORNAUT” PIONEERING CANOPY RESEARCH METHOD

Meg has designed hot-air balloons and simple walkways to use during her treetop explorations and has co-authored several books on the topics of forest canopy research methods and life in the treetops. read more…

GROUNDBREAKING WORK IN THE “EIGHTH CONTINENT”

Meg has pioneered the development of forest canopy science as an explorer of the forest canopies in 46 countries across seven continents that make up what she affectionately calls the “eighth continent”. read more…