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Support Staff

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Carly Batts

Education Coordinator

As Education Coordinator, Carly Batts organizes environmental projects, oversees volunteer programming and develops a youth committee within the Martin County School District. 

 

Ms. Batts earned her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and Marketing from Stetson University and is the Staff Horticulturist for the Martin County Board of County Commissioners. Carly is a Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association (FNGLA) Horticultural Professional, a Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ (FFL) Certified Professional, and is currently pursuing a Masters in Soil & Water Science from the University of Florida. In addition to Audubon, she is also a Board Member for the Martin County Native Plant Society.

 

carly@audubonofmartincounty.org

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Jill Gleichman

Community Outreach

A backyard birder since childhood, Jill Gleichman joined Audubon of Martin County in 2013. Jill identifies and helps to tell timely stories within the local birding community and the larger world of bird conservation.

 

Earlier in her career, Ms. Gleichman was a book publicist representing education, arts and business authors and attended NYU’s Center for Publishing. Favorite birds: Barn swallows, Ospreys and American kestrels.

 

jill@audubonofmartincounty.org

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Angel Ohler

Creative Arts Lead

Angel is a graphic designer and nature photographer specializing in native insects and plants. He is a life-long advocate for the under-appreciated animals (such as invertebrates and reptiles) and he has a penchant for sharing the rich biodiversity that can be found locally - even in one’s own backyard. More at home in the woods than indoors, Angel spends much of his time at the exceptional natural areas and parks located on the Treasure Coast. While there, he takes photographic observations and studies the ecological connections between the birds, bugs, seasons and plants. His dedication to the natural world is rooted in a childhood full of flipping logs and trips to the nearby Smithsonian, which also fostered a love for science and the arts.

programs@audubonofmartincounty.org

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