Adrian Carter

Adrian Carter has a BS from New Mexico Highlands University with a focus in plant and wildlife ecology. Adrian serves as the Farm Manager of the Agroecology Research Center at UWC-USA, where he oversees all operations at the school farm, including teaching students step by step processes of growing food. The farm produces approximately 30 percent of the schools total fresh produce. Before working at UWC, Adrian studied the diet of the green anaconda in Venezuela for ongoing research. He also worked as a veterinary technician and ranch hand.

About Adrian

Title/Position

Farm Manager

Education

B.S. New Mexico Highlands University

Passions

I have always enjoyed Agriculture, Ecology, Forestry and working with my hands. I love designing and building things. I enjoy outdoor sports like hiking, mountain biking, and snowboarding.

Languages

English

Q&A with Adrian

What do you love about teaching or your role at the school?

I love the diversity of colleagues and students and getting dirty with people from around the world while connecting, protecting the soil we come from and providing delicious sustainable food for our community.

What do you think parents and students should know about you?

Parents and students should know that I work hard and embrace learning to work smarter with creativity, while having fun. I will not hesitate to get in and make use of the waste we generate and create something useful.