“(A) lack of environmental education opportunities in our daughters’ elementary school.”

“Through work I was doing with scientific journals and museum publications.”

“(An) internship with an organic farm through school.”

These are only a few of the responses I received to the question:

How did you start working in the field of informal education?

I included this question in the survey I used in the early days of The Freelance Project.

What else did I learn?

Let's find out.

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