Susan Parker is an educator and conservation-minded community leader with 14 years of experience designing and delivering horticulture, food systems, and environmental stewardship programs. Based in Cazenovia, NY, she blends hands-on land stewardship—having served as a US Forest Service hotshot and lived for two years alone stewarding 5 million acres—with community education roles at Cornell Cooperative Extension and as a master gardener coordinator. Her work connects farmers to diverse local communities, builds volunteer leadership through Master Gardener programs, and advances edible landscape and therapeutic gardening initiatives that improve public health and resilience. A fiber artist and trained horticultural therapist, she brings creative approaches to grief, wellness, and group connection informed by deep field experience and conservation genomics interests. Known for securing grants, developing curricula, and leading aging-in-place services, she rethinks how communities gather to make meaningful collective change.
14 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Horticultural Therapy, Horticultural Therapy at University of Colorado
Environmental Science, Environmental Science at SUNY Empire State College
Associate of Science (A.S.), Surveying Technology/Surveying, Associate of Science (A.S.), Surveying Technology/Surveying at Mt. Hood Community College
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