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Molly Lauer is a science educator and learning designer with 20+ years of experience building programs that connect people to science in meaningful ways. Her work is rooted in a lifelong passion for environmental conservation — from stream ecology field studies and watershed investigations with students in Pennsylvania and DC to K–12 curriculum design and professional development across 45+ districts in 15 states. She is the founder of STEM Camp for Littles, an inquiry-based science program for K–5 learners in the DC metro area, and is currently pursuing MWEE credentials and developing environmental literacy PD programming for the Chesapeake Bay region

Hello, let me take a moment to introduce myself and the expertise that I will offer this company. Also Iam very excited about working parttime as remote instructor online for naaee teaching  students adn people of all ages  about how to keep the  environment clean . One of my passions in life is to see people succeed in life and become strong viable, stable nad independent adults. Iam well rounded individual with a love for helping people of all ages. 

Jill Rich is an educator and director of the Center for Environmental Studies and Sustainability at Varina High School in Henrico County, Virginia. With extensive experience in curriculum development, GIS instruction, and project-based learning, she leads innovative, sustainability-focused programs that connect students with real-world environmental challenges. She coordinates capstone projects, field experiences, and community partnerships, preparing students to apply geospatial thinking in meaningful and impactful ways.

I am a teacher. Currently, I am teaching fourth grade at Our Lady of Good Counsel.

My name is Kelly Flynn. I use she/her pronouns. I am serving as a California Climate Action Corps zero waste fellow at Farm Discovery at Live Earth Farm in Watsonville, California. I have been a public school and private homeschool teacher for 15 years. I have recently transitioned to outdoor education as a CCAC fellow and hope to secure a job in outdoor education working for a nonprofit after my fellowship. At Farm Discovery, the other two zero waste fellows and I educate K-8 children on compost and vermiculture via field trips, spring break camp, and summer camps. I had my first baby a week ago and am currently on maternity leave. 

Fossil Rim invests in the future by providing formalized training to foster talented young people into the professions of wildlife conservation and education, veterinary medicine and the care of husbandry and wildlife. Many of our dedicated, intelligent and hardworking Fossil Rim interns go on to work in zoological, wildlife and conservation fields. Providing quality hands-on conservation training is one of the efforts of which Fossil Rim is most proud.

Hello! I am April Engelmeier, a current fellow of the California Climate Action Corps representing the County of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation. I am a passionate environmentalist who loves anything outdoors - running, climbing, camping, etc. I am originally from San Luis Obispo, California, and moved to San Diego for this opportunity to pursue climate action across San Diego's parks! I studied Environmental Science and Management in college, and am excited to learn more about environmental education specifically.