Bonnie Urquhart Gruenberg

Bonnie U. Gruenberg is a Certified Nurse-Midwife and Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, as well as an author, artist, photographer, content creator, blogger/ vlogger, and hobby farmer (see www.BonnieGruenberg.com). Birth Emergency Skills Training Bonnie developed the Birth Emergency Skills Training (B.E.S.T.) book and workshop in 2008 which remains featured on the North American Registry of Midwives (NARM) written exam reference list, has been translated into Russian, and has been used to train midwives around the world. Bonnie has attended more than 2,000 deliveries in a variety of settings including community and tertiary hospitals, a free-standing birth center, and in the home. (see www.birthemergency.com) How We DID That... Bonnie and her husband Alex blaze the trail to eclectic pursuits on How We DID that, which can be enjoyed as a website (www.howwedidthat.com), as a YouTube vlog (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8cOyPJbhmjXGuKCmgdBdlw), or as a blog (www.BonnieGruenberg.com). Subscribe to follow along as we hatch emu eggs, brew beer, photograph wild horses, learn software, explore wild places, train horses, and show chickens. The Atlantic Wild Horse Trail Evidencing a lifelong passion for horses, Gruenberg has spent roughly two decades researching, photographing, and authoring books about the wild herds of Atlantic Coast barrier islands. The Wild Horse Dilemma, Conflicts and Controversies of the Atlantic Coast Herds, is the most comprehensive book on the topic and garnered excellent reviews. The Hoofprints series is comprised of 6 short, well-illustrated books featuring individual East-coast herds. (www.wildhorseislands.com) Contact: social@howwedidthat.com