About
Liz Goehring is a retired ecologist, educator, and program developer with experience working in corporate, academic, and public education settings. After 10 years as a systems analyst, she pivoted to ecology and studied environmental factors involved in monarch reproductive diapause and postdiapause development. A teacher at heart, she helped develop the Monarchs in the Classroom curricula and teacher trainings, and specialized in developing ecology-focused education programs, inviting students to learn alongside scientists in real-world settings.
Liz lives in Colorado where she trains community science volunteers to study the monarch’s use of the region and help conserve pollinators and their habitat.
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