Cherri Megasko
Cherri is passionate about the environment, travel and exotic foods. She has worked in communications for more than 30 years and has degrees in marketing, management and public relations. As her interest in the environment and sustainable living became stronger however, she went back to school for an additional degree in environmental science.
Cherri has worked as a volunteer in several different capacities for environmental causes, ranging from wildlife rehabilitation to Earth Day event communications. She strives to use her education and life experiences to share her passions with others through her writing.
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Cherri has worked as a volunteer in several different capacities for environmental causes, ranging from wildlife rehabilitation to Earth Day event communications. She strives to use her education and life experiences to share her passions with others through her writing.
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Education/Experience
B.S.B.A. / Marketing, A.A.S./ Management, A.A.S. / Public Relations, A.S. / Environmental ScienceInterests
Environment, Travel, Exotic Food, Ethnic Food, Cooking, Pets, Volunteerism, Citizenship, MarketingMotto
Take responsibility and be accountable. Own your actions.
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Skyline Drive Wildlife Viewing: Shenandoah National Park, VirginiaShenandoah National Park is made up of 200,000 protected acres in northwestern Virginia. Nestled within the Blue Ridge Mountains, the park offers the perfect backdrop for serious wildlife watchers. -
Antique Shopping in Shenandoah Valley, VirginiaThe Shenandoah Valley of northwestern Virginia is steeped in history and tradition. Its covered bridges, Civil War battlefields, and southern charm make it the ideal setting for antique shopping. -
Winter Escapes in Shenandoah Valley, VirginiaThe Shenandoah Valley of northwestern Virginia is one of the most beautiful places in America. Nestled within the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it provides a multitude of outdoor activities, especially during the winter months. -
Elk Viewing in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North CarolinaTwo centuries ago, elk naturally roamed the southern Appalachian Mountains. In 2001, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park began reintroducing them once again. The results have been good, and elk viewing in the park has become a popular activity. -
The Narrows of Zion National Park: A Taste of CanyoneeringZion National Park in Springdale, Utah, offers much to be explored for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. Canyoneering the North Fork of the Virgin River through the Zion Narrows is one such adventure.