Jenna Creson, the Director and Lead Instructor at ALINE Co-op, brings a wealth of personal and professional experience to her role. A dedicated homeschool mom of three and a lifelong advocate for nature-based learning, Jenna has spent years fostering a deep connection with the natural world and inspiring others to do the same. Her passion for outdoor education began when her son attended Forest School in Colorado, sparking her commitment to creating transformative nature-based opportunities for families.

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Growing up on a farm surrounded by wildlife, Jenna developed a profound respect for nature, rehabilitating injured animals and immersing herself in the outdoors. She spent months at a time working on dairy farms surrounding her family homestead, gaining hands-on experience with livestock and deepening her understanding of agricultural ecosystems. Her diverse experiences living in Georgia, Missouri, Washington, and Colorado have further enriched her appreciation for varied environments and their unique flora and fauna. After returning to Savannah, Georgia, she continued her nature education journey, working with a nature school in South Carolina and reconnecting with the region’s coastal ecosystems.

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Jenna holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Services from Missouri State University and has extensive experience supporting children with autism, mental health challenges, and trauma. Her work as an outdoor assistant educator reinforced her belief in the power of experiential learning, movement, and sensory exploration. At ALINE Co-op, Jenna combines her expertise, passion, and personal journey to create enriching, nature-based learning experiences that inspire curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love for the natural world.