People

Anna is an envrionmental educator with experience working in local government level positions. She has worked at a small, rural environmental education center in the Adirondack mountains of New York, and in rural counties north of Richmond Virginia. She is passionate about connecting people with their environment. 

I am a returning student interested in environmental studies. 

Formerly a Miami investment manager, Ellen moved to Gainesville, Florida, where she now studies climate science at the University of Florida. 

With a BA in Education from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in Social Psychology from Goddard College, Ellen created and facilitates Climate Conversations 101, for the University of Miami’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and other continuing education institutions. Her passion in retirement is to amplify the message: warming is real, it’s bad, we can fix it!  Supporting her efforts is The CLEO Institute, Florida’s leading climate literacy and advocacy non-partisan non-profit organization. CLEO stands for Climate Leadership Engagement Opportunities.

My name is Sarah Coe, I was born in rural, souther Virginia and moved to Western North Carolina when I was 13 years old. I come from a family of 7. I love my family, friends, nature, and music.

In the popular puzzle game Block Blast , players must carefully put pieces to clear lines and arrange blocks in a grid. The game is easy to learn, fun, and increasingly challenging.

I am currently a preschool teacher and director at Trinity Lutheran in Fergus Falls, MN. I am working on earning a nature based early learning certification to incorporate more about nature and more outdoor time in our daily programming. I would like to be able to share with young children and their family the love of nature that I have and give them the tools to love and care for the earth that God has given to us.

As the Director of Interpretive Programs at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area I lead a team of interpretive naturalists who are at the forefront of inspiring environmental stewardship and conservation awareness among diverse audiences. The SNC interpretive team develops and implements innovative educational programs and interpretive activities that foster a deeper understanding of environmental issues, promote sustainable behaviors, and cultivate a sense of responsibility towards the natural world. With 15 years of experience in education, Master’s degrees in Education, Arts Therapy and Theatre, and a passion for community science projects, I work with the BLM, other non-profit partners and our local community to ensure all visitors have the opportunity to discover, understand and enjoy their public lands.

I am a Nevada Naturalist, California Naturalist, UC Climate Steward, Xerces Society Ambassador, Pollinator Steward, Drama Therapist and NAI certified interpretive guide. also create conservation art to share the stories of different animals, their habitat, the role they play in their ecosystems and what we can do to protect them for future generations.