People

I am a middle school science educator in Washington state. My dream is to spark a movement of middle school science teachers restoring their schoolyards. This will inspire the next generation of stewards of Earth, who understand the importance of biodiversity and have at least one tangible skill to be a part of reweaving the web of life on planet Earth. I invite you, and your students, to join this joyful and critical movement. Check out symbioticschoolyard.org

I have thirty years of experience in interpretation and environmental education. I operate Interpretive Consulting Services, which offers training in interpretation and environmental education. I also sell nature photography, with accurate identification of flora and fauna for use in exhibits.

Simon is an ecologist and conservation biologist with experience in environmental education and urban conservation. He has two decades of experience teaching environmental studies, ecology, landscape ecology, and conservation biology, and advising and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students at Columbia University, New York University, the University of Wales, the University or Richmond and The George Washington University. Simon has co-authored interactive e-textbook chapters for teaching ecology and environmental science, and has interests and experience in novel, innovative education and community engagement approaches to urban conservation. Simon is particularly interested in collaborating with a diversity of non-profits and education institutions.

Informal Environmental Educator with Nebraska Wildlife Rehab. Currently a Board Member and Secretary of Nebraska Alliance for Conservation and Environmental Education and NAAEE Affiliate Advisory Group Member.