Kate Martin, Urban School and Community Education Coordinator

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Kate graduated with a degree Comparative Literature and then went directly into the woods and the wonderful world of environmental education. She has experience in residential camps, in international environmental education, and as a middle school science teacher for students learning English. She holds a Master’s in Teaching from Lewis and Clark College, and has both participated in and led trainings in outdoor science practices, SEL, and science for multilingual students. She is thrilled to be at a job that allows her to teach about wastewater, stream health, freshwater macroinvertebrates and occasionally to catch snakes. Off the clock, Kate loves everything outdoors and is working hard to replace her lawn with the native plants of the Pacific Northwest.