The Garden and Environment Educator will teach about best growing and cultivation practices; innovative garden and habitat building practices; benefits and sustainability of various crops, other plants, agricultural resources, and food sources; plants that are culturally relevant to our students and families; food and agriculture justice; land and water environments in regard to agriculture and human interactions with them; agricultural and gardening practices that affect the health of the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding habitats; how to protect and restore native habitats in an urban setting; climate change and climate resilience in regards to food sources and habitats; and help students develop plans to implement gardening-based action projects, conservation activities, or stewardship projects that benefit the health and well-being of people, plants and animals, and the surrounding environment.