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I am a student at CU boulder and I am studying Enviromental Science. I am in my fourth year and am set to graduate in the spring. I love snowboarding, climbing, and playing volleyball.
My name is Jenyn, and I'm a NC State Park Ranger at Yellow Mountain State Natural Area. I grew up in the foothills of WNC in a small town called Lenoir. After college, I moved to the Pacific Northwest in Washington for several years where I worked in various education and admin roles at Pacific Science Center. Part of that phase of my career was working as a naturalist in an urban park featuring a wetland and delightful waterway, the Mercer Slough. My husband and I moved back out to Burke county at the end of 2021 where we now have an aspiring homestead with 2 German Shepherds, 4 barn cats, 9 chickens, an ever increasing population of domestic rabbits...and a former PacSci celebrity corn snake.
My name is Elizabeth Im from texas I have worked in
Early childhood field for about 14 Or 15 years I have work with
different ages from babies to 4 years old also lm bilingual I speak
Spanish and English I have no children but love working with children I
Love to Read on my free time and spend time with my family. I have an
Associate Degree on Early Childhood studies
We are the official nonprofit educational partner for Glacier National Park and the Flathead National Forest.
I am the Director of a Nature Based Preschool in the Washington DC Area.
Combining a Master's degree in Environmental Science and twenty years teaching students in nature-filled schoolyards, my current work with Green Schoolyards America includes curating and developing outdoor lessons for the living schoolyard, whether it is a schoolyard forest, vegetable garden, or native habitat. We are working to inspire and support systems change to transform asphalt-covered schoolgrounds into living schoolyards so that all children have daily access to nature on their school grounds - to learn, to play, and for their health and well-being.