Ian Vierck is a forester turned interdisciplinary creative thinker and maker. He received a Bachelors’ of Community and Urban Forestry through the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and is currently working on his Masters’ of Landscape Architectures at University of Oregon. Ian is learning how to use a wide variety of mediums and materials, from the 3D printer to the table saw, to explore ways to use his creativity to foster environmental education and landscape stewardship within the community. When Ian is not in class or the studio, he can be found practicing his horticultural skills on trees or further refining his digital and physical medium skills for creative professional practice. Ian is currently a Studio Fellow at the Fuller Initiative for Productive Landscapes where he collaborates with other creatives and scientists on various projects.