Marilynn Bradley provides the care-giving and practical support that makes Tatanka Mani Camp outreach projects possible. She has 30 years of teaching and service experience in nutrition and food cultivation, preservation and preparation. She is presently studying native plants and how to prepare medicines. Marilynn volunteered full-time with The New Road Map Foundation for 14 years, serving as office administrator and volunteer coordinator.
Scott Martin is care-taker, maintenance supervisor, and fire tender for TMC. He began walking this path as a teenager and has 15 years of experience working with elders and wilderness school leaders around the country. Scott began studying with Gilbert in 1998. He moved to the Black Hills from Augusta, New Jersey in 2001 and is currently living on his newly-purchased land adjacent to the Tatanka Mani site. He often travels to assist TMC with their workshops.
Sally Moore is a part-time volunteer at Tatanka Mani where she works in the office and manages some of the camp's special projects. She met Gilbert and Diane in 1999 and moved to South Dakota in 2004. She was a resident at TMC until the end of 2007 when she found her own homestead near the camp. Sally brings 24 years of experience in Information Technology and Project Management to her work and has a strong commitment to support the vision of Tatanka Mani.
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