Hello Matt, you have something mixed up. The nb_conda module runs inside the Jupyter process and starts kernels in separate processes. It's the task of that module to establish the environment for those kernel processes. But it has no control over the environment of the Jupyter process itself. In fact, you need to establish that environment beforehand, so that Jupyter can find and load the nb_conda module in the first place.
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