Paul Willey

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Paul Willey


Paul Willey is the Director of Education Operations at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF). He has worked for the environment for over 30 years and believes that sharing the outdoors is a wonderful thing to do. Paul has been a good friend for many years, first engaging with the TKF Foundation over two decade ago. He continues to work closely with Nature Sacred through our partnership with CBF, as well as supporting our Bench Program. He has many responsibilities at CBF, including serving as the captain/manager of three education programs: Fox Island, Smith Island, and the Arthur Sherwood Program. He has taught thousands of students and hundreds of teachers during his time as an educator. In addition to his role as a Firesoul for the 3 Sacred Places he stewards, Paul was an integral part of creating the first Sacred Places, building some of the very first Nature Sacred benches. Today, he continues to help build benches to be installed in new sites and repair benches in existing Sacred Places.


My Sacred Place


Port Isobel Island, in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation

An educational center of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

My Sacred Place


Inspiration Point, in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation

A long path canopied by vibrant trees, plants and flowers, leads to a destination point overlooking one of the many back creeks on the Chesapeake Bay.

My Sacred Place


Smith Island, in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation

An educational center of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

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Jackie serves as the Admin and Property Manager for St Luke’s Youth Center, also known as SLYC. Jackie oversees the after school club; MOMs(Moms On a Mission) which is a SLYC parent and caregiver group that meets to address the needs of the families and community and finds a way to accomplish the goal, and...

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