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Meet The Staff at Trees For Tomorrow
Administration
A memorable educational experience depends on a dedicated and experienced staff.
Education
Maintenance & Hospitality
Environmental Education Mgr.
Kim Feller
Environmental Educator
Todd Starling
Asst. Environmental Ed. Mgr.
Jenny Sadak
Environmental Educator
Bethany Heft
Environmental Educator
TBD
Environmental Educator
Casey Sprotte
Environmental Educator
Amie Raynor
Red Tail Hawk, Educator
Apollo
Box Turtle, Educator
Sheldon
Ball Pythons, Educators
Greta & Google
Executive Director
Cheryl Todea
Office Manager
Juli Welnetz
Operations Manager
Mandy Gingerich
Marketing Director
Diane Gunderson
Administrative Assistant
Chris Lamon
Maintenance Manager
Bill McCallum
Hospitality Assistant
Tom Thompson
Kim Jovanovic
Hospitality Assistant
Bruce Cary
Hospitality Assistant
Margie Bellman
Pronouns: she/her
Pronouns: she/her
Hospitality Assistant
Pronouns: she/her
Are you looking to add a festive holiday flair to your home, or make a handmade gift for others? Let us help you get crafty this holiday season by showing you how you can make your own sustainable holiday wreath! We'll teach you the basics of tree ID, then show you how to create your own evergreen wreath! You'll leave class with a beautiful wreath, and everything you need to make wreaths for years to come! -
***Please Note:*** *Children must be pre-registered and accompanied by paying adult.*
Hospitality Assistant
Melissa McFaul
The hospitality and maintenance staff are the unsung heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure TFT operates smoothly and provides a welcoming environment for students and guests. They are responsible for maintaining the infrastructure and ensuring that facilities are clean and safe. They also play a crucial role in making guests feel comfortable and at home during their visit, whether it's through friendly interactions or accommodating special requests. Their commitment to TFT's mission is evident in their ability to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that enhances the overall educational experience.
The hospitality and maintenance staff of an environmental education center are the unsung heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that the center operates smoothly and provides a welcoming environment for visitors and learners. These dedicated individuals are responsible for maintaining the infrastructure, ensuring that facilities are clean and safe, and addressing any issues that may arise. They also play a crucial role in making guests feel comfortable and at home during their visit, whether it's through friendly interactions, accommodating special requests, or managing reservations and logistics. The hospitality and maintenance staff's commitment to the center's mission is evident in their meticulous attention to detail and their ability to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that enhances the overall educational experience. Their contributions are instrumental in ensuring that the center remains a place of inspiration and learning for all who come through its doors.
Professional educators play a pivotal role in the success of Trees For Tomorrow (TFT), ensuring that learners of all ages receive high-quality, engaging, and informative experiences. TFT's educators bring a wealth of expertise and experience with degrees in fields such as environmental science, biology, or education. Their deep knowledge of ecological systems, sustainability, and environmental issues equips them to convey complex concepts in accessible and engaging ways. Additionally, their passion for the natural world and commitment to fostering a love for the environment among students make them invaluable assets in connecting people with the wonders of the natural world. Whether leading field trips, conducting workshops, or developing curriculum, professional educators at TFT inspire and empower the next generation of environmental stewards.
Professional educators play a pivotal role in the success of environmental education centers, ensuring that learners of all ages receive high-quality, engaging, and informative experiences. These educators bring a wealth of expertise and experience to these centers, often possessing advanced degrees in fields such as environmental science, biology, or education. Their deep knowledge of ecological systems, sustainability, and environmental issues equips them to convey complex concepts in accessible and engaging ways. Additionally, their passion for the natural world and commitment to fostering a love for the environment among students make them invaluable assets in connecting people with the wonders of the natural world. Whether leading field trips, conducting workshops, or developing curriculum, professional educators at environmental education centers inspire and empower the next generation of environmental stewards.
The administrative staff serve as the backbone of Trees For Tomorrow (TFT), providing essential support that enables TFT's educational and operational activities to run smoothly. They handle a wide range of tasks, from managing finances, coordinating schedules, and organizing events, to communicating with partner organizations and overseeing the center's administrative processes. Their organizational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to TFT's mission ensure that everything behind the scenes runs efficiently, allowing the educators, hospitality, and maintenance staff to focus on their core responsibilities. In essence, the administrative staff are vital in the overall success of TFT, helping it achieve its educational goals and maintain a strong and functional presence in the community.
Hospitality Assistant
Kevin Sullivan
Food Service Coordinator
P.J. Vreeland
