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July 3, 2009

Happy Independence Day!

Happy 4th of July from the USEE staff!

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Andree' Walker Bravo

Andree' is the Executive Director of the Utah Society for Environmental Education. Before working at USEE, Andree' was part of the USU Water Quality Extension in Logan, Utah.

A special thanks goes out to Angela Dean, Sandra McIntyre, Joe Bravo, Nicole Thomas, the BLM Utah State Office, and the Utah Society of Environmental Education for submitting photos for this slideshow. To view more information about each picture and to give credit to each of these wonderful photographers, please double-click on the photo of your choice.

Charice Bourdeaux

Charice is the Programs Manager at the Utah Society for Environmental Education. She is usually found biking around town or combing through history books, mostly about the French Revolution, but currently she has been diving into the political history of Iran, specifically that of the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988). She manages USEE's professional development and volunteer programs, as well as projects associated with environmental justice grants. Her professional and personal interests focus around sharing information to inspire and motivate others to connect with their natural environments and to identify the great value in our local, natural resources.

Marta Nielsen

Marta is the Administrative Coordinator at the Utah Society for Environmental Educations. She is currently a senior at the University of Utah, pursuing degrees in Environmental Studies and UrRban Planning.

The Utah Society for Environmental Education (USEE) is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting quality environmental education in Utah. USEE aims to create an informed environmental citizenry by teaching Utahns how to think, not what to think about the environment. USEE’s efforts will help ensure economic, social, and environmental sustainability for Utah. Please visit us at www.usee.org.

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