Greg Wolf is a science communicator and creator of Wolf Science, making complicated scientific concepts accessible through engaging experiments, demonstrations and storytelling.
About
Before Wolf Science, Greg spent 34 years teaching science, learning to recognize when an explanation wasn't working and finding better ways to make an idea click. He received the 2022 Vermont Outstanding Science Teacher of the Year award from the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering.
He also creates two posts each month for the Museum of Science, Boston, as part of an ongoing collaboration with the museum.
Outside Wolf Science, he serves as Planning Manager for Vermont Urban Search & Rescue (VT-TF1), drawing on more than 30 years in emergency services. He's comfortable working in demanding, safety-focused environments.
“Explaining science by simplifying the complex and making the obvious unforgettable.”
Audience snapshot
Wolf Science draws an intellectually curious crowd, young and old, from every corner of life: people who'd rather understand how something works than just be told.
“My audience is made up of curious thinkers who enjoy learning, exploring, and understanding the world around them.”
Interests: Science • STEM • Outdoor Adventure • Technology • Emergency Services • Lifelong Learning
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Collaborations
Does your company do something fascinating that most people never get to see?
I'd love to collaborate with companies, laboratories, manufacturers and research organizations to take my audience behind the scenes and explore the science and engineering behind their work.
From testing climbing equipment to developing advanced materials, I'm particularly interested in processes that are visually compelling, scientifically interesting and accessible to a curious general audience.
I work with a small, flexible production setup, so I can adapt to your facility, your schedule and your safety requirements without disrupting the people doing the work.
Before publication, I'm happy to provide an opportunity to review the content for factual accuracy, confidentiality and safety concerns.
My favorite opportunities involve visiting facilities, meeting the people behind the innovations and experiencing the science firsthand.
Have something interesting to show me? Let's talk.