Jennifer Caudill brings creative and passionate energy to Nature Reliance School as both an instructor and the force behind its media presence. As the social media manager and lead content creator, she shares the stories and lessons of NRS across Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube while also serving as a primary photographer and video editor.

Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from Eastern Kentucky University and has experience teaching art in area schools. She also leads edible and medicinal plant programs, combining her passion for nature, creativity, and education to help others develop a deeper connection with the natural world.

Jennifer's expertise combines edible and medicinal plants, nature education, creative learning, photography, and media production. With 30 years of self-guided study in plants, she occasionally leads NRS programs and provides instruction during weekend survival courses, as well as presentations in public schools and libraries.

As the social media manager, lead content creator, photographer, and video editor for NRS, Jennifer helps extend the organization's mission far beyond the field. Her photography has appeared in numerous books, blog sites, national magazines, national and local news, and social media accounts for industry leaders.

Dedicated to connecting young people with nature, Jennifer has also developed and led youth-to-nature programs that have reached multiple school systems. Her creative and educational approach helps make nature accessible, engaging, and inspiring for students of all ages.

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