Originally from Connecticut, Lorenzo now calls Vermont home where he attends Vermont State University Lyndon. When not in the classroom, Lorenzo works as a ski instructor at the local mountain. Last summer, he joined the Connecticut Woodlands Conservation Corps and helped build and repair trails across the state. He’s also worked as a summer camp counselor, at a rock climbing wall, as an elementary school para-educator, and as a ninja course instructor for kids.
Vermont State University Lyndon, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in outdoor education, leadership, and adventure education
Wilderness first responder, AIARE level 1 avalanche and rescue, ACA kayak instructor level 2, Leave No Trace educator, challenge course practitioner
I enjoy rock climbing, surfing, skiing, hiking, camping, kayaking, canoeing, and plein air painting.
My favorite outdoor highlight would be my first sunset surf at the Lighthouse in Narragansett, RI.
Waking up to the sound of loons on a 10-day canoe trip on the West Grand Lake in Maine.
Point Judith, Narragansett, RI
Watching others experience that special feeling of awe when they do something new or see something extraordinary.