Andres Edwards is an educator, author, media designer and environmental systems consultant who founded EduTracks in 1998. He has served as producer, exhibit developer, and consultant for projects in natural history, biodiversity and sustainable community in Northern California, Florida, Missouri, Alaska, Illinois, Washington D.C., Taejon, Korea and Kerala, India.

Andres is author of The Sustainability Revolution: Portrait of a Paradigm Shift, which describes the past, present and future of the sustainability revolution through the comparative analysis of sustainable principles; and co-author of Tibet: Enduring Spirit, Exploited Land which examines the relationship of Tibetan nomads and farmers to the environment.

Andres has experience developing communication strategies for The Natural Step and conducting environmental assessments for firms in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is Permaculture certified and has studied Deep Ecology, Systems Theory, and trained with Angeles Arrien's The Four Fold Way, a cross-cultural and leadership program. He has lectured and given seminars and classes about sustainability topics at colleges, universities and conferences.

Andres is LEED Accredited Professional and holds a BA degree in Geography from the University of Colorado; an MPS in Media Studies from NYU's Interactive Telecommunication's Program and an MA in Humanities and Leadership / Culture, Ecology and Sustainable Community from New College of California, Santa Rosa.