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Ethan Lowenstein
Jane Dolliver
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Trey Cody
Danielle Hefferan
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Maggie Carozza
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Paula Henson
I am an educator for all ages specifically in water conservation but also in soil. I am interested in resilient schools and would like to see rainwater harvesting at every school.
Anthony Kola-Olusanya
Aniebiet Inyang Ntui
Aniebiet Inyang Ntui is the Most Read Researcher in Nigeria, a Certified Librarian of Nigeria and a Professor of Library and Information Science. She serving as the 5th Substantive University Librarian of the University of Calabar.
Erin Riebel
Madeleine Gaughan
Audrey Elszasz
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Chris Eames
I work in pre-service and in-service teacher education, teaching environmental and sustainability education. My current research focus is climate change education.
Gus Longo
Jayne Woodward
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shannu varma
The Techfeeds is one of the internet’s most distinctive blogging and publishing sites. TTO has been around for over a decade, and our professionals
Janet Ady
Janet Ady is the Chief of the Education, Interpretation, and Partnerships Division for the Bureau of Land Management’s National Conservation Lands and Community Partnerships directorate. The division provides national level program support, training, and products for environmental education, interpretation, volunteer management, and partnership programs; leads the Junior Ranger initiative to connect people with nature; and coordinates the BLM youth and stewardship programs. Previously, she worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on a national wildlife refuge in California, in the Alaska regional office, in the Washington, DC headquarters, and at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, West Virginia as an environmental education and training specialist, the Chief of the NCTC Division of Education Outreach, and a Senior Advisor.
Janet received a Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Planning and Interpretation, with an emphasis in Environmental Education, and elementary school and high school biology teaching credentials from Humboldt State University. She obtained a Master’s degree in Natural Science and Environmental Education from San Jose State University, in California, and a doctoral degree in Sustainability Education from Prescott College in Arizona, with a focus on engaging youth in conservation science.