Elizabeth Kelch is writer, traveler, treehugger, and minimalist. She is a woman of broad life experiences, also known as a "jack of all trades". She calls it the good fortune of the inquisitive. She works to push the boundaries of how she can nurture our environments, going out of her way to reduce her impact on Mother Nature. You can find her works at ElizabethKelch.com.
Elizabeth has written several books, including "Living More Sustainably" and "School Dishes: A Climate Action Kids Book" and earned the privilege to write for various periodicals. In her previous experiences she has been a bit of a jack of all trades and calls it the good fortune of the inquisitive. She worked in technical theater until deciding she wanted a more stable career and joined the Navy. She ran an ESL/Literacy organization, worked as a group fitness instructor, in IT service management, and retired from the Navy Reserves. Her favorite career was staying home raising her kids. Then, armed with masters degrees in writing and communications, and a passion for the environment, she turned her attention to environmental writing.