Christine Harding

Christine Harding is our Digital Content Manager. She is a creative marketing professional with a wealth of experience in developing and directing comprehensive marketing initiatives across various sectors. She earned her BS in Business from Northeastern University and her MBA from Suffolk University.

Christine brings a broad base of marketing knowledge to Manomet, coupled with over a decade of focused campaign experience. She is tasked with digital communications and content development, including e-news, social media, digital advertising, website, and event marketing.

Christine is passionate about the outdoors, community engagement, and lifelong learning. Christine is a nature and camping enthusiast and enjoys hiking with her dogs and family in and around New England. When not crafting engaging content, you can find her nose buried in a good book or experimenting in the kitchen with new recipes.

Giving back to her community is a core value for Christine. She is actively involved in various local initiatives and volunteers her time to support causes that resonate with her, including serving as the webmaster for her town’s youth soccer league. Whether on a hiking trail, at a local soccer game, or experimenting with a new dish, she finds joy in the journey and the connections she makes along the way.

Pablo Gigy Gregoret

Pablo Gigy Gregoret is from Córdoba, Argentina, and joined Manomet’s Flyways team in 2024 after earning the first place in the 2023 Conservation Academy. This program, run by the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN) and the Líderes de Ansenuza Foundation, focuses on leadership in conservation for young people. At Manomet, Pablo specializes in the conservation of saline lakes, particularly in Laguna Mar Chiquita (or Mar de Ansenuza), a key site for migratory bird species like the Wilson’s Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor).

Pablo is a Park Ranger technician and is completing his thesis for a degree in Biology at the National University of Córdoba (UNC). His thesis research examines insect community ecology and the effects of different land uses in the Espinal and Dry Chaco regions, which are notable for their high biodiversity.

His academic journey includes diverse international experiences, such as exchanges to New Zealand and Mexico. The latter was supported by a scholarship from the Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science, and Culture (OEI). He also participated in the Patagonia Program, organized by Aves Argentinas (BirdLife International partner), where he received a scholarship for his training in species conservation. Recently, he completed the Ornithology Careers Institute at Manomet, having been selected for the course after finishing first at the Conservation Academy.

Pablo’s work has consistently focused on species and ecosystem conservation through research, education, and the planning and management of protected areas. He is dedicated to communicating the importance of a local and integrated approach to conservation and coexistence with ecosystems

Michael Holcomb

Michael is a resident of Cape Cod with over 20 years of caretaker and grounds maintenance experience. Michael held the position of Landscape Manager for the Catania Hospitality Group, where he worked for 18 years, and is also currently the Estate Caretaker for a 5-acre property in Cotuit, MA. He has also held landscaping positions for the Dan’l Webster Inn and the Cape Codder Resort. Michael is very interested in the environment and earned a bachelor’s degree from University of Maine at Farmington, where he studied Environmental Sciences.

Beverly McNeill

Beverly joined Manomet in March of 2024. With more than 20 years of experience in accounting, she provides support to Manomet’s Finance and Accounting Team. Prior to Manomet, she served as a Controller at InnSeason Resorts and RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain.

Beverly lives on Cape Cod, Massachusetts with her husband, three children, and Golden Retriever. She loves the ocean and the mountains and enjoys boating, skiing, and spending time with her family and friends.

She is based at Manomet’s headquarters in Manomet, Massachusetts.

Elijah Wojohn

Elijah Wojohn

Elijah is part of the Resilient Habitats group and leading our efforts in Louisiana. He is focused on working with partners, stakeholders and farmers in Louisiana to help create habitat, primarily in the fall, for shorebirds that use agricultural land. He is also working on our broader efforts to build partnerships with the public, manage and grow the Louisiana Shorebird Alliance, and monitor the effectiveness of our work with expanding ISS volunteers.

Elijah grew up in Zachary, LA. Elijah enjoys family adventures in nature and is an avid conservationist, hunter, outdoorsman, and gardener. Elijah earned a bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Ecology and Management with a concentration in Wildlife Ecology from LSU, and then completed a Graduate Certificate program at the University of Arkansas at Monticello in Waterfowl and Wetland Management. He’s passionate about using land management to advance conservation goals and has experience in agriculture and as a waterfowl manager/wildlife biologist. Elijah is currently living in Arkansas with his wife, daughter, two pups, and some chickens, but will be based in Louisiana where he’s originally from.