Rebecca Gilbert is a Director of Education at Trees Atlanta at Trees Atlanta. She possess expertise in environmental education, community outreach, ecology, grant writing, nonprofits and 40 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I had the pleasure of working with Rebecca for more than 15 years at Chattahoochee Nature Center. Though we were in different departments, our jobs often necessitated us working closely together, whether on Center-wide goals or smaller projects. I was impressed with her organizational and communication skills; she clearly explained her plans, needs, and how best to achieve goals, and was always open to additional ideas and methods. As is common in the non-profit world, work and life balance can be a challenge, and when you are as committed to environmental education as Rebecca, even more so. She ensured that she and her staff members were able to achieve and maintain that balance so as to be their most effective in their roles of teaching the public about the natural world that surrounds them. " and "Rebecca Gilbert was my director at the Chattahoochee Nature Center for 13 years until December 2018. Rebecca is a thoughtful and skilled manager of people and programs. She is smart and forward-thinking, and quickly found her way from naturalist to coordinator to Director of the Community Programs at our center. When she left she also supervised the camp staff, who implement a day camp for 1200 children annually. Rebecca is an excellent multi-tasker and sensitive to the needs of her employees. She upheld the mission of our organization in all aspects of the center she touched. Rebecca has a strong passion for ethical rights and environmental justice. She has always been open and interested in understanding the reasoning behind different opinions and never forces her views on anyone. She is committed 100% to whatever she takes on, and in carrying out strategies she believes in. She was thorough in each area she supervised. She is professional, hard-working, creative and responsible. I know that she will be a great asset to any organization she is part of."