During many summers at the shore and participating in Junior Park Ranger Programs, Sarah fell in love with the ocean and marine life. While touring colleges, she came across one offering a SCUBA class and knew it was something she wanted to do.  After taking her first breaths underwater, she was hooked and spent as much time as she could helping at the local dive shop, being mentored, volunteering for the local river rescue and recovery team, and learning as much as she could. Between classes, Sarah spent a summer in St. Maarten working as a Divemaster, and, by her senior year, she was instructing at her college. After graduating early, she went back to the island for a bit, then came home to the U.S. where she moved around the country working for several dive shops as well as the National Park Service and Army Corps of Engineers. Sarah recently moved back to the east coast and is excited to continue sharing her love of diving and passion for environmental education. Whether wanting to dive in the warm, clear waters of the Caribbean or the cold, murky waters of Pennsylvania, Sarah has you covered.