Rikita Sheth

Many ask why I'm a nature educator. The answer lies deep within us - we are part of nature. From the cradle of the natural world we emerge, and to it, we eventually return. This profound connection underscores my belief that nature education isn't optional; it's a fundamental part of learning and survival. Unlike a broken phone we can replace, there's no "Planet B" for humanity. Protecting our environment is essential, and fostering a generation of nature-aware stewards is key.
My passion lies in developing engaging ways to ignite a love for the natural world in children.  Through hands-on adventures and innovative learning methods, I empower young minds to become responsible stewards of our planet. But nature's call extends beyond the classroom.  Adults, too, can benefit from the calming power and endless fascination of the outdoors.  
My journey as a nature educator began eight years ago at Bahnav's Nature and Adventure Center.  My passion deepened further with wildlife photography, where each experience reveals a unique wonder.  Through the lens of a camera, I've gained a profound appreciation for the intricate details and delicate balance of nature.  This perspective fuels my desire to share the magic of the natural world and inspire a sense of responsibility for its protection.