For nearly three decades, Roman has shared his knowledge with tens of thousands of students across the globe, from Chile to China and Fiji to Finland. His teaching experience spans generations, with students ranging in age from 3 to 93.

He has taught classes at community centers, Waldorf schools, public libraries, ecovillages, city parks, neighborhood events, museums, primitive skills gatherings, public schools, churches, private classes, Montessori schools, art centers, nonprofits, Fortune 500 Companies, conferences, environmental education centers, universities, charter schools, Native American reservations, music gatherings, corporate retreats, festivals, and various special events.

In addition to teaching, Roman has also overseen an annual Teacher Training program, helping hundreds of Educators - from Public School teachers to Wilderness Therapy Guides - feel more confident outdoors.

He believes the purpose of teaching is to cultivate freedom, curiosity, and solution-based thinking, all rooted in a meaningful connection to the natural world

Roman lives in Appalachia, where he spends his days raising sheep and walking a mountainside older than the Rings of Saturn.