Our Leadership Team
Taia Savazzi, Camp Director & Outdoor Educator
Taia Savazzi is the Camp Director at Seeds of Wonder: Farm & Forest Camp and an experienced outdoor educator who brings energy, creativity, and grounded leadership to daily camp life. She has experience supporting children’s learning in forest schools, outdoor education programs, municipal recreation, and early learning environments, with a strong focus on nature-based, play-centered education.
Taia is currently a program leader for the Town of Orangeville, and teaching assistant. She holds current First Aid/CPR, a Vulnerable Sector Check, and training in healthy child development and outdoor safety.
Creative, active, and deeply caring, Taia loves supporting children through play, art, music, storytelling, and outdoor exploration. She is passionate about creating joyful, safe, and inclusive spaces where children can learn and thrive.
mady hanley, outdoor educator
Mady Hanley is an Outdoor Educator at Seeds of Wonder: Farm & Forest Camp who brings enthusiasm, kindness, and a love of the outdoors to every camp day. With a background in sports, coaching, and youth leadership, she enjoys encouraging children to build confidence, stay active, and connect with nature through play and exploration. Her positive attitude and supportive approach helps children learn and grow through hands-on experiences outdoors.
Mady holds current First Aid and CPR certification and has completed a Vulnerable Sector Check. She is committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where children feel supported, valued, and free to explore.
Heather Savazzi, Program Advisor
Heather Savazzi supports Seeds of Wonder: Farm & Forest Camp as a Program Advisor, providing guidance and expertise in program design, and child-centred practice. Heather brings decades of experience in developing safe, thoughtful, values-driven programs and policies that prioritize children’s well-being, safety, and sense of belonging.
Heather works behind the scenes to support the camp team, helping ensure programs are safe, well-designed, inclusive, and aligned with best practices in outdoor and experiential learning.