Sarah Johnson is the founder and principal of Wild Rose Education, a woman-owned small business providing place-based workshops for educators, youth leadership opportunities, and environmental education consulting located in Carbondale, CO.

In my conversation with Sarah we discuss leadership, networking, and how the field of environmental education can work with independent educators.

View the show notes for this episode at Talaterra.com.

UPDATE: Sarah attends the United Nations Conference of the Parties in Glasgow, Scotland. Find out what her experience was like and what she learned from other attendees. Listen to Ep103

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