About Tracy Teuscher

  • Award Winner

    Tracy is a distinguished Marquis Who’s Who in America® biographical honoree for excellence in public relations and leadership and an award-winning PRSA Member for public relations excellence and contributions to the profession and the community.

  • Accredited

    Tracy is accredited in public relations through the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). An accredited specialist is certified as a competent professional who demonstrates a mastery of strategic communication practice and reflects the highest ethical standards.

  • Environmentalist

    Tracy is the founder of Save Ohio Bees™, a 501c3 nonprofit that restores pollinator habitat, funds conservation, and provides educational resources and programming. She serves as the voluntary Executive Director, Communications Director, and Conservation Educator.

  • Certified

    Tracy is certified in negotiation and conflict resolution and holds an advanced certification in Ecotherapy (nature-based healing) as well as naturalist certification (OCVN) also known as master naturalist certification.

  • Mama Bear

    Tracy is a proud mama of one wildly talented daughter, Sharon, an award-winning fine artist and vocalist, and a magna cum laude graduate of the Columbus College of Art & Design.

  • Adventurer

    Tracy can often be found gardening, writing poetry, or adventuring in forests, bookshops, and bakeries. She has a corgi named Finnley, two cats named Willow and River, and she is in constant search of the perfect cinnamon roll.

Tracy holds an MS in Environmental Studies from Prescott College and a BA in Psychology and a Minor in Music from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She is Accredited in Public Relations (APR) through the Public Relations Society of America, and is a certified negotiator, naturalist, and ecotherapist. Tracy is also an accomplished writer, conservation educator, published poet, professional speaker, podcast guest, and ecotherapy guide.

“The gift that you carry for others is not an attempt to save the world, but to fully belong to it. It is not possible to save the world by trying to save it. You need to find what is genuinely yours to offer the world before you can make it a better place. Discovering your unique gift to bring to your community is your greatest opportunity and challenge. The offering of that gift, your true self, is the most you can do to love and serve the world.”

— Bill Plotkin. (2003). Soulcraft.