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I am a few years into my professional career in environmental education. I have been involved in EE for 10+ years starting as a teen volunteer at my local zoo. Informal education is important to community success.

I love learning about our Earth and sharing that knowledge with everyone I meet. If you're between three and 103, you're my favorite audience! My two favorite areas of environmental education - both to learn about and teach - are foraging for wild edible plants and entomophagy (the practice of eating bugs!). That's right ... I eat bugs!

Jaime works on the Bay Watershed Education and Training Program, a NOAA environmental education grant program. Previously, Jaime worked for the EPA with the Trash Free Waters and Ocean Dumping Programs. She has a Master in Environmental Management from Duke University and a Bachelor in Marine Science from Boston University. Her background is in marine and coastal conservation, with a particular emphasis on marine mammals.

Branches Outdoor School is a program located in Western Central Oregon outside of Eugene. We serve schools all throughout the state and host outdoor school throughout the year for them.

I am a Science Teacher with a Master's Degree in teaching that includes an endorsement in Environmental Education.  

I work for the City of Raleigh in the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources department. I teach a variety of nature programs to students at local parks, community centers and in schools.

I teach "water on wheels" environmental education program to elementary school kids

Daniella earned her B.S. in Conservation Biology and Ecology from Arizona State University.  She holds a certificate in Sustainability and Behavior Change from the University of California-San Diego and is pursuing her master’s degree in Environmental Studies from Prescott College. She has been in the Environmental Education field for over a decade. This includes working as a gallery interpreter for the Arizona Science Center, as a Recreation Coordinator for the City of Chandler Nature Center, and then as a Water Conservation Specialist for the City of Chandler. Daniella had the privilege of helping the NAAEE team support the ee360+ program for two years. Daniella is now the Education and Outreach Manager at the Shaw Institute, a nonprofit marine and environmental research center in Blue Hill, Maine.