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Marsha Towns & Valeria De Casas, Student Conservation Association
Marsha Towns & Valeria De Casas, Student Conservation Association
They are like a carpenter ant, with contagious and remarkable work ethic. Contact them for student internships, service learning projects, summer programs and youth development opportunities.
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Della Barbato
She is like Sideoats grama grass, both gentle and kind. Contact her to schedule a trip to the Deer Park Prairie, facilitate a teacher workshop about prairies, to learn how to make seed balls or for help building a prairie on your campus.Connect -
Adrienne Paquette & Ali Kuehn, Texas Wildlife Association
They love telling the story of the Bobwhite Quail in Texas. Invite them to your classroom, participate in a professional development, visit their booth at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, and use their online resources to teach about Texas wildlife.Connect -
Jennifer Boley
Like lightning bugs, she encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to get outdoors for better health, happiness, and life balance. NEO can facilitate a variety of off-campus field trips that are fun and educational, or on-campus events held outdoors or in the classroom that incorporate TEKS-correlated Project Wild curriculum.Connect -
Mashal Awais
Mashal’s work primarily focuses on environmental and climate change related issues, ranging from risk communication in disaster recovery to mitigating health impacts of environmental pollution for fenceline and underinvested communities. Contact her to be a guest speaker.Connect