Tina Keegan serves as the Watershed Protection Outreach Project Manager for the City of Palo Alto, where she leverages her extensive background in science-based public education to foster sustainable behaviors within the community. With over 25 years of experience in diverse educational settings, including museums...
Tina Keegan serves as the Watershed Protection Outreach Project Manager for the City of Palo Alto, where she leverages her extensive background in science-based public education to foster sustainable behaviors within the community. With over 25 years of experience in diverse educational settings, including museums and zoos, Tina has honed her expertise in interpretive planning and audience engagement. Her current role focuses on developing and implementing outreach initiatives that not only educate the public about watershed protection but also promote active participation in sustainability efforts.
Key projects under her leadership include a comprehensive school outreach program designed to instill environmental stewardship in young learners, as well as engaging plant tours that showcase local ecosystems and the importance of biodiversity. Tina also spearheads public outreach campaigns that utilize targeted messaging to effectively communicate the significance of stormwater management and water treatment processes. Her work in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) policy further underscores her commitment to sustainable practices, ensuring that the community is informed about environmentally friendly pest control methods.
Tina’s passion for inclusivity is evident in her approach to program development, where she emphasizes the importance of engaging individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and those with disabilities. By employing audience research and thoughtful program designs, she creates accessible and impactful educational experiences. With skills in graphic design, grant writing, and experience design, Tina effectively curates programs that resonate with the community, ultimately fostering a collective responsibility towards protecting the watershed and the San Francisco Bay. Her leadership not only enhances public understanding but also inspires actionable change, making her a vital asset to the City of Palo Alto's environmental initiatives.
