“Krishna Wright teaches sixth-grade Science. She holds undergraduate degrees in Business (University of Kentucky) and English Literature (Marshall University), and a graduate degree in English Literature from Marshall University. She began her teaching career as a professor of English in 2004, teaching creative writing, analytic writing, research techniques, linguistics, and literature. After shifting to become a field phenologist, focusing on rare alpine plants, ecosystem health, as well as environmental monitoring and protection, she liaised with local school systems, state non-profits, and federal agencies to provide an in-the-field science curriculum, using the Rocky Mountains as her classroom before moving to New Mexico.”