February 17, 2005
Our Staff
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David Freeman Co-Director ![]() |
In the Winter of 2001 Dave completed a 6 week, 225 mile, solo toboggan trek along the Minnesota/Ontario border. Dubbed the Border Country Adventure, Dave used a lap top computer and Globalstar Satellite phone to post journals, photos, and other educational resources to the internet, and connected with classrooms across the country during his first learning adventure. This first adventure provided the foundation from which The Wilderness Classroom Organization and many more Learning Adventures have grown. During the last four years he has played a vital role in the development and implementation of seven online learning adventures.
Dave Freeman graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder where he studied Biology and Anthropology. Dave is also a web master, programmer, and wilderness guide. He has worked as a dog sledding instructor, sea kayaking instructor, and canoeing outfitter/instructor for 10 seasons, introducing hundreds of participants to wilderness travel. |
Eric Frost Co-Director ![]() |
Eric Frost grew up in the Chicago area and worked as a public school teacher for a number of years. Eric graduated from Ohio University where he studied Education and English. He has taught students from Preschool to High School in a variety of subjects throughout the United States and Asia. Eric, a.k.a Frosty, spent 8 summers introducing students and adults to the wonders of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness while working for Sawbill Canoe Outfitters in Northern Minnesota. In the Fall of 2001, Eric participated in his first online learning adventure, the Big Muddy Adventure, a canoe trip down the Mississippi River. Eric has developed, written, and implemented the online and printed curriculum for 8 Wilderness Classroom expeditions. Eric is a strong advocate for wilderness preservation and education, believing that students can make a global impact through their actions. After spending the last three years in an administrative, behind-the-scenes role for The Wilderness Classroom, Eric is excited to get back on the trail in Peru for the first leg of the Trans-America Expedition in the spring of 2007. |
Updated by dfreeman at February 17, 2005 01:20 PM





