Dominic Cardea

As a strategic, data-driven leader, I translate visions of engagement, innovation, and stewardship into high-quality learning and community experiences that foster interaction, collaboration, and co-creation. My work equips managers and staff with the skills and confidence to engage the public in meaningful ways—connecting people with America’s public lands through science communication, storytelling, and immersive education.

National Park Service 

Northeast Regional Office (2010-Present)

• Program Manager- Learning and Development- 
• Instructional Design- Leadership and supervision
• Instructional Design- Visitor Experience and Community Engagement

Haleakala National Park (2003-2010)

• Program Manager- Interpretation, education, and visitor services

Kaloko-Honokohau National Park (2000-2003)

• Park Ranger /Visual Information Specialist/Cooperating Association Manger

Glacier Bay National Park (2000)

• Interpretation Coach

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (1993- 1999)

• Park Ranger/ Interpretive Specialist

Master of Arts: Interpretation and Environmental Education
Prescott College
Prescott, Arizona

Bachelor of Arts: Geosciences
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona