Trygve Swift is a Wildlife Biologist who has taught environmental education for over 25 years.  He has participated in a number of ecological research and wildlife management projects and is currently the Senior Biologist for the Central Artery/ Tunnel Project in Boston, Massachusetts and enjoys conducting wildlife enrichments programs to about 2000 students a year.

Prior to the CA/T project, he was Curator of Education for the Metro Park Zoos in Boston.Mr. Swift's consulting and advisory activities have included teacher workshops conducted under a National Science Foundation grant for Bridgewater State University, management of a Massachusetts Arts and Humanities grant for wetlands education, and development and implementation of an environmental education curriculum for Greenkill Outdoor Education Center in Huguenot, New York. As a Project Wild facilitator he has conducted numerous teacher workshops. 

He has traveled extensively and is committed to increasing environmental awareness so that future generations will deal with environmental issues from an educated and consciences perspective.

Trygve Swift has a Masters degree in Biology from Harvard University and a Bachelors degree in Biology from Hartwick College. Academic training has specialized in vertebrate ecology, habitat ecology, wildlife management and environmental mitigation.