Meet Our Team
Facilitating Staff
Kellie Cazier
Program Director / Lead Facilitator
Kellie is a nature lover who inspires others to love the great outdoors! She grew up in the Sonoran Desert and spent most of her childhood exploring Saguaro National Park in her backyard. Her favorite thing was looking at the night sky and marveling at the Milky Way Galaxy. She also loved camping with her family, which always made her feel grounded and peaceful. Kellie has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a minor in Humanities. She has worked professionally with kids for over five years and loves it! Some of those settings were in a Waldorf preschool and working with her own children as a homeschooling parent. Ms. Kellie even started an outdoor playgroup for mothers and preschool-aged children in her community, and it's been an enormous success. In Ms. Kellie's free time, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, longboarding, creating art, reading about nature, and observing wildlife. She's always up for trying new things and loves exploring state parks and natural areas with her husband and two young children.
Sherri Babashoff
Facilitator
Sherri Babashoff grew up in sunny California, surrounded by a large and lively extended family. As the oldest sibling, she naturally took on a caretaker role, fostering a deep love for guiding and supporting others—a quality that shaped both her personal and professional life.After a fulfilling 27-year career in Human Resources, Sherri is now retired and enjoys spending her time learning, exploring, and embracing the outdoors. She has a passion for hiking, discovering new places and cultures, and appreciating the beauty of nature. One of her greatest joys is sharing these experiences with her grandchildren, teaching them to respect and cherish the world around them.Family remains at the center of Sherri’s life, and she treasures every moment spent together. She is also deeply committed to giving back, having volunteered with children’s programs at church, the YMCA, and United Way. She has participated in mission trips to Mexico, working to serve and support local communities in need. Her love for animals is another driving force in her life, and she believes in treating them with kindness and compassion—whether caring for pets, admiring wildlife, or supporting animal welfare efforts. Sherri believes life is about growth, connection, and making meaningful memories. She continues to live with purpose, always seeking ways to inspire and uplift those around her.
Hannah Mudd
Facilitator
Hannah Mudd grew up in North Carolina on a horse farm and has always loved being outdoors. Her childhood consisted of camping trips, hikes, and as many sports as possible. Hannah has a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Health Promotion from Appalachian State University. While there she helped lead an outdoors club that hosted many hiking and caving trips. She has spent many years volunteering in her church’s children’s ministry, as well as going on mission trips to work in orphanages all over the world. Hannah loves to travel and has a bucket list goal to visit every US national park with her husband and two children, so far, they’ve been to 23 of 63 together.
Hannah Marsh
Facilitator
Hannah grew up in Southern California and Utah, where her childhood was shaped by outdoor adventures and a love for nature. Homeschooled with a relaxed, experience-based approach, she spent much of her time exploring the world—camping in Yellowstone National Park, enjoying campfire dinners on the beach, and traveling to breathtaking landscapes.As an artist, Hannah draws inspiration from the natural world, capturing its beauty through painting and sketching. She holds a bachelor's degree in art and communications and has been a freelance artist for the past five years while raising her two children.In addition to her artistic pursuits, Hannah is passionate about working with children. She has spent over six years volunteering as a teacher for toddlers and young students through church programs and has led summer art camps, fostering creativity in children. Hannah lives in Belton with her husband, a physician, and their two children. Together, they love spending time at the lake, camping, and hiking with their dog, Nougat. Some of her favorite natural destinations include Lake Powell, Havasu Falls, Zion National Park, Grand Tetons, Huntington Beach, and the Guilin River in China.
Supporting Staff
Katie Aiesi
Founder
Katie is originally from the northeastern United States, where she grew up fishing, camping, and hiking with her family. From an early age, the wilderness was a place of exploration, wonder, beauty, and peace for her. Katie has a bachelor's degree in Outdoor Education and over ten years of professional experience in this field. She has a Master of Arts in International Development with experience working with children in Romania and India in the development field. For two years, she was a Trail Lead with Military Wild Texas, leading hikes for military families. She enjoys hiking, camping, and exploring national parks with her family. Her other hobbies include reading, biking, and cooking.
Sabrina Lear
Founder
Sabrina grew up along the beautiful Pacific coast and Willamette Valley of Oregon. She attributes her deep love for nature to this landscape and early exploration. Sabrina loves all things green, especially gardening. She has her Bachelor’s in Crop & Soil Science from Oregon State University and a decade of professional experience working on farms, in ag research, conservation, philanthropy, and gardening education. Sabrina has a passion for volunteerism and has a Master of Nonprofit Administration. She loves hiking and exploring with her three young children. For three years, Sabrina helped facilitate a small community playgroup called “Little Explorers,” where child-led hikes were a favorite. Hobbies include volunteering, propagating succulents, exploring new trails, reading, and trying new desserts.
Jocelyn Hillyer
Social Media
Jocelyn is native to South Texas, where she grew up in the country right outside of San Antonio, TX. Her love for the outdoors began as a child playing on a ranch. Her early passion for working with children and love for nature led her to pursue higher education earning a Bachelor of Arts degree at The Evergreen State College Olympia, WA, with a focus in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, and Sustainable studies. Her hobbies are hiking, gardening, and spending time with her family.
