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I am an environmental educator through my position with the Forsyth County Office of Environmental Assistance and Protection. I coordinate Triad Air Awareness, which is a local air quality education and outreach program and offshoot of NC Air Awareness with Division of Air Quality. I work with people of all ages, but mainly K-12 to teach voluntary actions we can take to reduce air pollution in the Piedmont Triad region. Sometimes I am a guest speaker in classrooms, and other times I’ve helped with non-formal education programs, like after-school or summer camps.

Nearly 20 years ago, Christy took her first job in environmental education at a conservation summer camp, and she hasn't looked back. She has worked in universities, international nonprofits, local organizations, state agencies, and private companies—always with an eye toward helping people build environmental literacy and meaningful connections to nature. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation from the University of Florida and a Master's Degree in Environmental Management from Yale University. When she's not working, Christy likes to swim, surf, and play with her family on the beaches of South Florida, where she lives and works.

Lindsay (she/her) is a marine scientist and environmental educator leading efforts to instill ocean stewardship and build positive connections with marine ecosystems. NAAEE EE 30 Under 30 Class of 2022!

I have a passion for the natural world and learning. Finding a career as an interpreter is a dream. 

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I am an educator and an advocate for public-involvement and community science, working at the intersection of people, nature, climate, and science. I am the PI on the MacroBlitz project, leading a team of National Geographic explorers to empower educators from the Canadian forests to Chilean Patagonia to teach how to survey aquatic macroinvertebrates using iNaturalist as a data platform. My scope of work includes professional and curriculum development on water, soil, and grasslands. I facilitate and advocate for braiding Indigenous ways of knowing and Western STEM in my work.

AmeriCorps Environmental Educator and Lab Technician

Senior, Life Science and Educational Studies Dual Major; Sustainability Concentration; Environmental Science, Biology, and Psychology Minors

Thomas More University

Lillie will be a senior this upcoming fall at Thomas More University. She is dual majoring in life science and educational studies with a concentration in sustainability and minors in environmental science, biology, and psychology. At Thomas More, she is the President of the Blue and Green Club and serves on the University Sustainability Committee. Over the past year, Lillie worked in forest health and ecology with Boone County Conservation District where she gained experience in field work, research, and wildlife monitoring techniques. Her interests include geology, conservation, hiking, and drawing. This summer she is excited to share her passion for nature through the environmental education program while gaining experience in husbandry and continuing research.

Emory Harger (they/them) lives in midcoast Maine in Penobscot Territory, and is the Communications Coordinator for Maine Environmental Education Association. They do MEEA's marketing, social media, public relations, and storytelling. In their free time, Emory likes to surf, garden, make documentaries, cook, and nap!

Robert Topala is the creator of the side-scrolling, platforming Geometry Dash game series. The game was first launched on iOS and Android on August 13, 2013, then on Windows and macOS on December 22, 2014. In Geometry Dash, users steer a symbol through musical levels and steer clear of spikes and other hazards.

The creator of Geometry Dash created 26 lengthy levels, 22 of which are auto-scrolling and 4 of which are "platformer" levels. In addition, there is a quick level named "The Challenge" that has nothing to do with the other 26 levels. Players may make their own unique levels using the system for creating levels, share them online, and play levels made by other players. One may get in-game cash, including stars, moons, coins, mana orbs, or diamonds, from a variety of sources, like official and user-made levels and chests.

In the well-known and storied 2D arcade game Dinosaur Game, your task is to help the T-Rex dinosaur across the wide desert. Join today to enjoy yourself!

Dinosaur Game, also known as Chrome Dino, is a browser game created by Google and incorporated into the Google Chrome web browser. In this game, players will control a pixelated, horizontally-scrolling dinosaur with the of preventing him from colliding with obstacles in order to increase his score. In 2014, meobjective mbers of the Chrome user experience development team created the game.

The idea of Connections is quite clear. Sorting 16 completely unsorted words into four groups of four is your task while playing the game. Words may be combined because they all refer to the same term or object, such as "car parts," or because they share another characteristic, such as "ends with x." The categories are almost limitless, and the clever people at Connections go above and above to ensure that organizing items into categories is challenging. There is a lot of room for interpretation, which is why it takes four incorrect answers to lose the game

Engaging in Connections game is a fun and challenging experience. After deciding on four terms, you may see whether they belong in a group called a "category." Categories may be anything from a collection of sluggish creatures to enigmas such as "kayak" and "radar." You will have to use every bit of your brains to succeed.

With a brand-new puzzle released every day, Connections Game is the ideal way to start your morning—or, if you're an early riser, wind down at the end of the day. The game provides new tasks every day to keep you interested and delighted.