Sean Grace joined New Jersey Audubon (NJA) in 2005 as the Sanctuary Director of the Plainsboro Preserve.  His life-long interest in the natural world began as a child in Massachusetts, and he enjoys sharing that passion with others.  In 1999 he completed the Professional Residency in Environmental Education, a Graduate Certification offered at the Teton Science School in Jackson, Wyoming. He then worked as a wildlife biologist tracking moose, coyote, and elk in different studies in the mountains surrounding Jackson Hole, Wyoming.  Sean completed his Masters in Environmental Studies at the New Jersey School of Conservation, with a concentration in Environmental Education through Montclair State University. In 2001, Sean became Director for Wildlife Expeditions in Wyoming and trained a team of wildlife biologists that offered educational programs to the public on the wildlife and habitats of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem before relocating to New Jersey. In addition, Sean is an Eco-Travel Guide for NJA. Sean believes that fostering a connection with nature is important for individuals and communities and is excited to be here in  Plainsboro.