Alexandra Shlomi is a renowned expert in environmental education and marine ecology, uniquely combining profound knowledge in marine biology with proven expertise in education and public policy. Holding a bachelor's degree in marine biology and a research-based master's degree in educational leadership and policy, which she completed with honors, Alexandra brings to the field a rich experience of over a decade in non-formal and environmental education. Her innovative research on youth social engagement and volunteering, conducted as part of her thesis, significantly contributed to understanding the complex relationship between education and social action among young people. Moreover, her seminar work on cross-border marine pollution gained recognition and implementation at the Ashkelon power station and the Ministry of Environmental Protection, highlighting the relevance and significant impact of her research on practical environmental policy. Alexandra's extensive practical experience includes developing innovative training programs, leading environmental education teams, delivering captivating lectures, and guiding youth groups on coastal environment conservation. In recent years, Alexandra has expanded her expertise to digital marketing and content writing, managing a leading blog on nature, ecological lifestyle, and environmental education, thus successfully bridging the gap between academia and the general public. Alexandra's impressive multidisciplinary background, combining science, education, public policy, and communication, allows her to present a unique and comprehensive perspective on contemporary environmental challenges. Her exceptional ability to integrate advanced academic theory with rich practical experience enables her to make complex information accessible in a clear, engaging, and impactful manner to diverse audiences, making her a highly respected and sought-after professional in her field.