Ronnie Tella currently serves as the Co-Director of the Sherwood Island Nature Center at the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP), where he leverages his extensive background in disaster recovery and environmental education to foster community engagement and resilience. In this role,...
Ronnie Tella currently serves as the Co-Director of the Sherwood Island Nature Center at the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP), where he leverages his extensive background in disaster recovery and environmental education to foster community engagement and resilience. In this role, Ronnie is instrumental in implementing innovative environmental programs that educate both schools and the general public about the ecological significance of Long Island Sound. His expertise in animal recognition, care, and habitat conservation plays a critical role in promoting biodiversity and environmental stewardship among local communities.
Ronnie's multifaceted career as a Disaster Recovery Specialist and Family and Child Advocate has equipped him with a unique perspective on the intersection of environmental issues and community welfare. He is adept at managing service delivery for families affected by natural disasters, ensuring they receive the necessary support and resources to recover. His experience as a Director of Emergency Services enhances his ability to develop and execute effective disaster response strategies, making him a valuable asset in times of crisis.
In addition to his administrative and advocacy roles, Ronnie is a passionate Naturalist Teacher and State Park Ranger, committed to fostering a love for nature in future generations. His skills in volunteer management and public speaking enable him to engage diverse audiences, inspiring them to participate in conservation efforts and community programs. Through event planning and management, he has successfully organized numerous educational initiatives that promote public safety and environmental awareness, solidifying his reputation as a leader in the field of environmental education and disaster recovery.
