ebois@vinsweb.org
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Growing up in New York鈥檚 Southern Tier, Elizabeth discovered her love for wildlife volunteering at her local nature center. To further her passion, she pursued a degree in Zoology at the University of Vermont. During her time there, she completed summer internships at the Wildlife Center of Virginia and the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife in Florida, where she nurtured a greater love and respect for birds of prey. After completing her degree in 2026, she came to work here at 黑料科 as an Avian Rehabilitator. Her favorite patients are corvids, hawks, and owls. In her free time you can most often find her spending time at the barn riding, grooming, or getting her hands dirty mucking stalls.

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gruss@vinsweb.org
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Originally from a suburb of Chicago, IL, Greg started his wildlife career in college at the University of Minnesota while volunteering at the Raptor Center there. After graduating with a pre-veterinary degree he took an internship at 黑料科 in 2016. Since then, he has worked at several rehabilitation centers around the country, the previous one being the Rehabilitation Manager at the Florida Keys Wild Bird Center, before making his way back to 黑料科 10 years later! Greg believes that rehabilitation is an excellent tool to help inspire people to learn more about birds and care for the natural world. In his free time, he likes birding, playing board games, D&D, and biking.

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blundborg@vinsweb.org
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Bren discovered his passion for wildlife rehabilitation while volunteering at 黑料科 during college. After graduating from UVM with a BS in Zoology, he began working at the Center for Wild Bird Rehabilitation at 黑料科. In the rehabilitation department, he works to improve patient care by bringing principles from medical research, small animal and human medicine to avian rehabilitation. When not working, he enjoys the outdoors, especially wildlife photography and hiking with his dogs Bear and Chrum.

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erinaldi@vinsweb.org
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Evan grew up in Berkeley Heights, NJ, where he studied Environmental Science at Drew University. His interest in wildlife care began at Woodlands Wildlife Refuge, a local mammal and reptile rehabilitation center in NJ where he volunteered during college. Eager to work with birds, he moved to Vermont in March 2025 to work as an intern in the Center for Wild Bird Rehabilitation before starting as the Wildlife Keeper in November 2025. Outside of work, Evan loves spending time with his cat, playing video games, listening to music, and drawing. 

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