About me
Ian Ramsey is the author of Hackable Animal, finalist for the Prism Climate Prize. His writing has been featured in Terrain.org, Orion, High Desert Journal, and many other journals, as well as in collections like The Gift of Animals, Writing for Peace, and Maine Voices. Based in Maine, Ian is the founding director of the Kauffmann Program for Environmental Writing and Wilderness Exploration at North Yarmouth Academy, where he has taught environmental writing, expeditioning, neuroscience and human performance, creative entrepreneurship, and music for 26 years. He has lectured at Hirosaki University, Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, Pacific Lutheran University, and often collaborates with scientists to communicate climate research. He is a founding board member of Physiology First, a global non-profit that teaches students, families and educators how to manage anxiety, perform and learn better.
