Barry Guillot’s new book, “Who Lives in Louisiana Wetlands?” has been described as the first one in the world written in English and Niihau, an endangered language and dialect of Hawaii. […]
Barry Guillot became a teacher to make a difference, but he didn’t anticipate Wetland Watchers having an impact in China. […]
The early morning alarm clock leads into what feels like a day-to-day grind for most people in their workplace — but Barry Guillot could not be more thrilled to be back in his classroom, where he belongs. […]
Taylor Brown was crushed when she learned the news that her former science teacher at Harry Hurst Middle School, Barry Guillot, was in pain and suffering from a major illness. […]
This community’s love for you is absolutely earned. It should be so for the science guy at Harry Hurst Middle School who has brought so much joy to children and adults alike in teaching us to love the natural world – and there is plenty to love in St. Charles Parish. […]
Iggy the partially paralyzed iguana, Nagini the four-year-old red tail boa constrictor and Amadeus the 100-pound tortoise are superstars in Barry Guillot’s new exotic business. […]
Recognized as an educator who inspires students toward conservation and the environment, Harry Hurst Middle School teacher Barry Guillot has received the Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s Educator of the Year award. […]
Barry Guillot, a teacher at Harry Hurst Middle School, was recently honored as the recipient of the 2011 Louisiana Outstanding Earth Science Teacher Award. […]
Harry Hurst science teacher Barry Guillot was recently honored as the Louisiana Wildlife Federation Conservation Educator of the Year for his innovations in environmental service learning with the nationally recognized LaBranche Wetland Watchers Program.
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