Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon is proud to announce that she has consistently received positive praise from both her collegues and the parents of the young children whom she teaches. Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon’s educational work has been praised in the past, as well.

“I’m very glad to hear that parents, children, and my colleagues all find my teaching to be engaging and informative,” said Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon, who has been engaged in environmental education for nearly twenty years. “I’ve worked very hard to develop a teaching style that draws on natural curiosity about the world around us, and to create programming that really speaks to people’s desire to be part of a larger world and community.”

Of Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon’s programming, one pleased client remarked, “Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon is totally keyed in to the ‘Little Naturalists’ here at the Nature Center. She can draw [the kids] in with a story a game or a craft, or just by exploring the leaves and bark of the trees along the trail.” Coworkers have noted that Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon is dedicated to building communities, and is a hard-working member of the team who is a pleasure to work with.

Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon said of the praise, “It’s an honor to be so appreciated! I love what I do, both at Nature Centers and through working with schools and programs for adults, and knowing that my programming is well-received is really a joy. It definitely makes me even more eager to get out there and teach.”

Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon has been teaching about the environment since earning her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Education and Interpretation. In addition to leading programs for children ages 2 to 5 at the Environmental Nature Center, Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon has also consulted for organizations to create programming that focuses on math and sceince standards as well as increases environmental awareness. Rainbow Wulfeck Pharaon has received honors for her contributions to environmental education, including recognition from the USDA Forest Service, Santa Barbara City College, the Midcity Neighbors Environmental Committee, and the EcoKids Nature Camp. Visit www.willwulfeck.com for more information.