dr Emily Henrichs Warman

Emily Warman, NWBR's president and treasurer, is a veterinarian currently working for Rose Animal Clinic in Bentonville, Arkansas, with a specific interest in raptor medicine. Dr. Warman was introduced to raptor medicine and rehabilitation in 2009 when she began volunteering at the Southeastern Raptor Center (SRC) in Auburn, Alabama.

Kaylei Goings

Kaylei is a former biology and anatomy teacher at Jacksonville High School. She has passion for education and creating engaging material. She works part time as the Marketing Director for J. Mark Goings Insurance Agency, INC. Her advanced knowledge and experience with education and marketing is why her role on our team is vital.

Lynn Sciumbato

Lynn has been a wildlife rehabilitator for 33 years and was a biology teacher for more than 20 years at Rogers High School. Between 2017 and 2019, she brought approximately 1,200 birds to her center.

Lindsay Benson, an Alabama resident, is NWBR’s secretary and has an accounting and auditing background with a meticulous eye for administration and bookkeeping.

Lindsay Benson

Melodie works as the Director of Growth Marketing at SupplyPike, a software startup based in NWA. Her passions include good books, and the outdoors.

Melodie Terry