Christina began her career as an academic specializing in ancient science before transitioning into nature education, wildlife conservation, botany, horticulture, and therapeutic horticulture. She received professional training through the University of Florida, interned at local PA nurseries, and is training with Oregon State University to become a registered horticultural therapist for clinical settings. As an educator, she brings extensive teaching experience from the pre-school to higher education level. She loves growing plants and designing hands-on programs that get learners of all ages to dig into the soil and build a lasting relationship with nature.