Rose Mary Huber is a Retired Teacher and Environmentalist.

Retired Teacher

When Rose Mary Huber became a teacher, she committed herself to the role of a lifelong learner and educator.  More than just a profession to Huber, education has been the guiding force in her life.  She is fulfilled by the opportunity to learn and to teach: two of the most empowering experiences we are able to share with other people.  As a volunteer and environmentalist, Huber continues to make education a focal point in her life.  The Oxnard, California based volunteer is eager to work with environmental nonprofit organizations and bird conservation efforts.  She is happy to transfer her career in education to the nonprofit sector.

Nature Lover & Outdoor Enthusiast

In her retirement, Rose Mary Huber is making the most out of her free time.  When she isn’t volunteering with local environmental nonprofits or birding initiatives, Huber enjoys gardening.  An interest she has embraced all of her life, she has always enjoyed taking care of a garden.  Growing up, she would pick walnuts with her parents, Ramona and Jose Munoz.  She would also tend to the family’s walnut trees (juglans) year-round.  Nurturing the walnut trees was a fulfilling and enduring process for young Rose Mary.  From keeping the base dry to avoid crown rot to seasonal pruning duties, she watched as her care for the trees helped the plants flourish, blossom and fruit — slowly but surely.  The process instilled within her a lifelong perspective on how even small, regular actions can make a lasting and enduring impact for the long term.