Committed to Our Campers
Pamela Palma
Pamela Palma | Lead Artist & Nature Guide
To Pamela, the forest is the ultimate art studio. With years of experience as both a professional artist and a mentor, Pamela joins Wild Ones Art Camp to help children bridge the gap between their imaginations and the Great Outdoors.
She is a firm believer in "process over product," encouraging campers to get their hands dirty, experiment with texture, and find beauty in the unconventional. Whether she is leading a group through a redwood grove or teaching the fine points of sketching a hawk, Pamela’s energy and expertise create a safe, inspiring space for every child to find their creative voice. Her goal is simple: to ensure every camper leaves with more curiosity than they arrived with.
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Rebekah Cantor
Rebekah is a San Francisco native, where she has worked as a teacher for over 15years. She is also an artist, an environmental educator, and a Spanish language speaker. She graduated
from Marlboro College in Vermont and later pursued her Masters in Education from
the University of the Pacific.
She has taught Spanish, Gardening and art at various local schools.
She's known for using a variety of instructional strategies
and design hands on lessons in natural dyes, health and wellness, field ecology, photography,
cooking, music and literature.
Zohe Slack
Zohe grew up romping around East Bay Parks, which instilled a love and respect of the outdoors that she is excited to share with campers. She studied Ecology at UC Santa Cruz and through field journaling and drawing came to know many of CA's diverse ecosystems. Zohe loves making art (especially in miniature!) and spending time with kids, and has experience as a nanny and environmental educator. She is excited to be exploring alongside campers and help create an environment that fosters curiosity, creativity, and community in nature.