People

Cameron Oglesby is an environmental justice advocate, oral historian, and journalist who is dedicated to re-centering the voices, narratives, and knowledge of historically disinvested communities in conservation, environmental policy, and corporate decision-making.

I am an informal and STEAM education professional who develops and leads teams, projects, programs, and partnerships. I thrive at the intersection of STEAM literacy, community engagement, conservation, and leadership. I feel great pride when my work can ignite curiosity, support life-long learning, and inform decision-making. 

I am Nuzhat Lalljee. Worked as Education coordinator at Reef Conservation for a period of 6  months. Now I am working as a teacher. I am passionate about learning on environmental education and I want to participate in raising awareness and help to make the world a better place to live in. 

I am an elementary school librarian in Raleigh, NC.

I teach environmental science and biology to students from high school through graduate school. I'm especially interested in endangered species/biodiversity and water issues!

Associate Professor and Chair for the Dept of Education, at Mount Royal University, Canada. Have taught in K-12 schools and an educational administrator for 20+ yrs. Background in the integration of experiential and place-based learning, environmental science field studies and Indigenous education

 

Engaging and collaborative climate educator.

My name is Mary Traub. I have been an elementary educator for 30+ years. My expereince began teaching 6th grade in a self-contained classrrom in the 1980's 

For ten years, I  taught or was a substitute teacher in all grades K-8.  Twenty-five years ago, I relocated to New Jersey and began teaching PreK and found my passion in early childhood education.  I taught PreK for ten years and then went to back to school to get my Supervisor Certificate.  I have held several director positions in  child care centers and preschools, most recently at the YWCA and Lawrenceville Presbyterian Preschool. I have always had an interest in nature and felt that children spend too much time indoors.  I have many fond memories as a child growing up on seven acres in Upstate New York.  In 2000, I enrolled in Walden University to start earning my Doctor of Education degree with a focus on Earlfy Childhood.  I am currently writing my dissertation on nature preschools.