Hello everyone out there in the blogosphere!
The Life and Times of a Science Museum Educator is now called Discovering Nature: Thoughts from an Environmental Educator.
I started this blog a few years ago, while working at a family science museum in Syracuse, NY. I posted about the programs I was running, books I was reading, and things that were happening at the museum. After five years at the MOST (www.most.org) I moved to Highlands County, Florida and started working as the Education Coordinator at Archbold Biological Station (www.archbold-station.org) in January 2013. It has been almost two years now, and I have really fallen in love with Environmental Education. It seems that each day I am learning something new. The blog hadn't been updated in a couple years, so I decided to revise it and give it new purpose. I don't have a plan of how often I will post. My thinking is that this blog will be a way to help myself process the new things I'm learning about ecology, conservation, and education. I hope that it will also be helpful for other lifelong learners.
Environmental Education is a new field for me. Every day brings a new discovery. I invite you to come along on the journey.
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