Krista Fleming, a teacher at Gulf Shores High School. Fleming received the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators for her environmental science curriculum. She is one of nine winners in the country. A teacher in Gulf Shores has received a national award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for her immersive environmental science curriculum—and particularly her focus on oyster restoration.
Krista Fleming, an environmental science teacher at Gulf Shores High School, received the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators , the EPA announced last week. Fleming is one of nine winners throughout the country, and the only winner from Region 4, which covers much of the southeast.New $8.6 million teak deck for USS Alabama battleship: ‘Beloved symbol of patriotism’Are oysters the key to stopping climate change? These coastal Alabama residents think so.
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