Wendy Paulson Biography

Wendy J. Paulson serves as the emerita administrator of Rare Conservation, a worldwide protection organization that develops local pioneers to advance preservation in networks throughout the globe. She serves as an educational partner and trustee of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, as well as a member of the American Bird Conservancy advisory board, the National Forum on Children and Nature, and the National Council of the Student Conservation Association. She is a life trustee, a former executive of The Nature Conservancy's (TNC) Illinois division, a former administrator of TNC's New York Chapter, and a former bad habit director of TNC's global Board of Governors. She has served as the head of two network protection organizations, taught in state-funded institutions in Massachusetts, Virginia, and Illinois, wrote a nature movement book for children, frequently edited a preservation pamphlet, and has been an active participant in grassland and savanna restoration for a long time. To find out if Wendy Paulson and other renowned lecturers and public figures are accessible, get in touch with a speaker scheduling professional.

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