SCWF Welcomes New Education and Outreach Manager

October 12, 2026

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to our new Education and Outreach Manager, Rebecca Duffy!

Rebecca’s love of wildlife began when she was a little girl, watching birds at the birdfeeder. Now she can be seen birdwatching everywhere she goes, binoculars always on hand.

She started out in the veterinary field before becoming an educator at Greenville Zoo and then Conservation Engagement Specialist at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. Throughout her career, Rebecca has combined her love of people and wildlife by educating individuals of all ages about the natural world. She loves connecting people to their own pets, wildlife, and conservation efforts and finds great joy in being a part of those connections.

Rebecca has already hit the ground running and has been hard at work helping make this year’s 2026 Palmetto Outdoor Women’s Retreat a success. We’re excited for her to be a part of the SCWF family, and we hope that you’ll join her at a class soon!

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