Moleek Busby
About Moleek Busby
Moleek Busby is a Work Skills Instructor with extensive experience in outdoor risk management and conflict resolution. He has held various roles in organizations such as the Student Conservation Association and NOLS Wilderness Medicine, demonstrating strong problem-solving skills and a commitment to addressing urban injustice.
Work at Student Conservation Association
Moleek Busby has held multiple roles at the Student Conservation Association (SCA) since 2013. He currently serves as a Work Skills Instructor, a position he has maintained for 11 years. Previously, he worked as the Western Recruiting Coordinator from 2014 to 2018, where he was responsible for recruitment efforts in Oakland, California. Additionally, he held the role of Project Program Coordinator for one year in 2013-2014 and served as the North Western Program Manager for seven months in 2018. His diverse experiences at SCA reflect his commitment to conservation and education.
Current Role at Washington Trails Association
Since 2019, Moleek Busby has been the Field Operations Senior Manager at Washington Trails Association in Seattle, Washington. In this role, he oversees field operations, ensuring effective management of outdoor programs and initiatives. His leadership contributes to the organization's mission of promoting and protecting hiking trails across Washington.
Background in Security Management
Moleek Busby has a background in security management, having served as the Head of Security at Lost On Main in Chico, California, from 2007 to 2009. His extensive experience in this field includes over 11 years focused on conflict resolution, where he utilized verbal Aikido techniques. This skill set has equipped him with unique problem-solving abilities applicable in various contexts, particularly in outdoor risk management.
Education and Expertise
Moleek Busby studied Natural Resource Management at Merritt College from 2013 to 2015. Although his coursework was canceled due to lack of funding, his educational background has informed his work in conservation and outdoor management. His expertise includes developing effective relationships with diverse stakeholders, including students, parents, and park partners.
Involvement with NOLS Wilderness Medicine
Since 2020, Moleek Busby has been a Steering Committee Member for the NOLS annual Wilderness Risk Management Conference. His involvement in this committee highlights his commitment to improving safety and risk management practices in wilderness settings. This role complements his extensive experience in outdoor education and risk assessment.