Since that time, she has worked at making a difference locally by conducting eight staff development workshops on integrating environmental education in math, science and art in islandwide fairs and in several southern Guam elementary schools. The Award is presented to a local educator who understands and appreciates the vital importance of protecting our natural resources, believes in education as a powerful force for positive change, motivates citizens in order to protect our resources, and leads by personal example. The Award, in the shape of a latte stone was designed by local artisan and environmentalist Greg T. Pangelinan, who carved it from a single block of local ifit hardwood. Back to news releases .
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