She was still digging when Puritan announced its change of plans. She is steadfast in her belief that it doesn't take an environmental degree to be a committed environmental activist. Says Grieco, Sometimes people who lack a formal education believe they can't do certain things. Many of us don't do what our minds tell us to do, because we are restricted by social and cultural norms. But there are many people who want to make a change or a difference, and they should not be afraid.
Fear is the greatest enemy of well-intentioned people.
Today she is working to control a rapidly expanding gravel quarry in the neighborhood. After that, she wants to establish an eco-park, which she hopes will benefit the Pocono tourist industry and highlight the ecological significance of the area.