People

I am an experienced sustainability educator, arts-based curriculum designer, and facilitator of ecological, project-based learning. My passion is nurturing curiosity, creativity, compassion, and community through interdisciplinary, place-based education, with a particular enthusiasm for linking science and art. I believe that education should deepen our connections to the people around us and the places in which we live and learn. I am a collaborative and interdisciplinary thinker and learner, and I share this with students, teachers and colleagues. Curiosity is my super power.

I've been working in EE since 2011 when I took an internship with the Minnesota Zoo. That internship inspired me and I began volunteering with the Wesselman Woods Nature Society and became a Master Naturalist. I completed my MS in EE in 2015 and now work with the Fresno Chaffee Zoo as an educator.

I am the Education Coordinator for the WAVE Foundation at Newport Aquarium with a degree in Anthropology. I love sharing inquiry-based learning with guests of all ages, and I am passionate about Conservation (Sumatran Rhinos especially), Climate Change, and STEAM.

I'm a biologist and educator who focuses on environmental justice and environmental genetics. I'm a proud contributor to several sustainability projects at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, Texas, including the Dumpster Project, Green is the New Black, and Building Green Justice.

Environmental education specialist with the state of CT for 18 years. Working on natural history experiences and curriculum development throughout the state. Member of Environmental Literacy Committee and Green Ribbon Schools steering committee.

I am from Indonesia. I was working with an Environmental NGO called FOCIL Indonesia in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi. The NGO mostly works to advocate the inclusion of the EE in schools setting, and help developing it. Currently I am studying the Education and Sustainability at The Uni. of Arizona.