Remote Environmental Education Resources: Who, What, Where, When, How, and Why?
Faculty

Elisa Caref,
BA in History, DePaul University, MA in Environmental Conservation Education, New York University. Elisa is a Brooklyn native who joined CURB in September 2017 as Director of Education. An avid non-formal educator for over a decade, she was previously the educator and then Director of Education at The River Project, teaching New York City students and teachers about Hudson River ecology, biology, and chemistry. She has also been an adjunct Ecology professor at Yeshiva University, as well as a gardening instructor at Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. She is especially excited about building new lesson plans and continuing to change perceptions about how clean the river actually is. She also really loves fish.