Annette Sandberg is a passionate Naturalist, Conservationist, and Historian who grew up on the Niagara Escarpment, in the Town of the Blue Mountains, Grey County, ON and now resides in Collingwood, ON.

As a child, Annette wondered about the fossils and unique ecosystems that she had discovered and developed a deep relationship with on the land she called home. As an adult, her understanding and knowledge about the connection between humans and the natural world comes to life through her storytelling on the UNESCO World Biosphere Niagara Escarpment's formation and the ancient fossils that reveal its incredible history. 

Annette is a Global Probus speaker and writer on Earth's Evolution, and the Indigenous and Early European Immigration history in Ontario. Annette is also the Hike Director for the Blue Mountain Bruce Trail Club - the oldest and longest footpath in Canada, a Certified Hike Leader with Hike Ontario, and the Director of Education and Indigenous Relations with the Escarpment Corridor Alliance - an Environmental conservation charity protecting the Niagara Escarpment of South Georgian Bay.

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