When Sustainable Saratoga executive director Kelsey Trudell is not helping make our environment a better place throughout Saratoga County, she is a busy videographer and, along with her husband, Ben, are YouTube stars!
Her career took her to Arizona, where she worked early on with the Arizona Sustainability Alliance before the opportunity to move back to the area presented itself for her and her husband, Ben.
She talked about all the events that kicked off on April's Earth Day, to promoting the work of tiny pollinators during No Mow May to a Black Friday doorbuster type of atmosphere on May 31 for the annual Pollinator Palozza Plant Sale at Oginly's Country Gardens.
She talked about what the organization has done this spring, what's up next after a well-deserved break, including a bucket list destination and what you and I can do to help the environment that we all share.
For more information about the organization, visit www.sustainablesaratoga.org
Chapters
- (00:01:30) - About Kelsey Trudell
- (00:04:20) - Work inside, then outside - in Arizona
- (00:07:30) - Returning to Saratoga County
- (00:08:00) - Finding Sustainable Saratoga
- (00:10:30) - A very busy spring
- (00:18:00) - Kelsley's almost 'Green Thumb'
- (00:22:30) - Looking forward this year
- (00:30:30) - What can we do to help?
- (00:36:00) - Kelsey and Ben's travels
- (00:40:00) - Bucket list destination
- (00:42:00) - Kelsey and Ben wedding videographers
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