From the Waterways to the Stars: Rhana Paris
About this episode
Rhana Paris discusses her experiences as a naturalist and educator, sharing insights on environmental issues and her love for nature.
Rhana Paris is a retired naturalist, non-formal educator and longtime member of NAI. She loves to talk about natural environments and the critters they support as well as solutions to challenging environmental problems. Rhana is known for goofy songs, storytelling, and stargazing programs. Time is now spent hiking, kayaking, crafting and traveling. She joins NAI's Song Stott and Paul Caputo.
People in this episode
Hosts: Song Stott, Paul Caputo
Guest: Rhana Paris
Topics covered
- natural environments
- environmental problems
- storytelling
- stargazing
- hiking
- kayaking
Keywords
- naturalist
- environment
- education
- storytelling
- stargazing
- hiking
- kayaking
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: NAI
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