People

Coordinates Nebraska Forest Service Conservation Education programs, including the growth and maintenance of Nebraska Project Learning Tree and Nebraska Project WET. Manages a wide network of volunteer facilitators, Leads environmental education programming for adults, youth and family audiences.

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!

As the Youth Education Program Manager at the Center for Community and Citizen Science at the UC Davis School of Education, Peggy supports researchers, students and educators (both formal and non formal) by designing and developing curriculum as well as professional learning opportunities around engagement with participatory science programs. Peggy co-collaborates in research on how community science projects engage students in deepening content learning as well as their connection to the environment as they develop environmental science agency.

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

Abbreviated Vita

Joseph A. Baust, Sr.

Experience

2008–Present: Emeritus Professor, Murray State University, Murray, KY

1998–2013: Director/Professor, Center for Environmental Education, Murray, KY

1978–1998: Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor, Murray State University, Murray, KY

Academic Degrees

Ed.D. University of Tennessee, Knoxville;  M.Ed Memphis State University; B.S.E. Murray State University

 

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. 

Infant toddler primary teacher & Outdoor classroom committee coordinator at Patagonia's Great Pacific Child Development Center. Ventura, CA