| Who We Are
The Santa Cruz Mountains Bioregional Council is a nonprofit public benefit corporation comprising
biologists and other natural resource professionals whose objective is to conserve
native plant and animal biodiversity in the Santa Cruz Mountains Bioregion.
A nine-member
Board of Directors governs the Council.
Directors of the Bioregional Council
are required to be familiar with native flora or fauna and have a working knowledge
of scientific research techniques or science-based habitat management practices.
Associate Directors assist the Directors and may chair Advisory Committees.
The
Directors and Associate Directors serve as individuals. Individual
affiliations are listed for information only and do not imply any
endorsement of the Bioregional Council or its actions by the entities
listed.
Directors
| Matt Freeman |
Vice President of the Board, Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District |
| Portia Halbert |
Environmental Scientist, California State Parks Department |
| Betsy Herbert |
Environmental Analyst, San Lorenzo Valley Water District |
| Diane Renshaw |
President of the Board,
Consulting Ecologist |
| Cindy Roessler |
Senior Resource Management Specialist, Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District |
| Steven Singer |
Secretary and Treasurer of the Board, Consulting Biologist,
Steven Singer Environmental and Ecological Services, Santa
Cruz |
| Jerry Smith |
Associate Professor of Biology, San Jose State
University |
| Georgia Stigall |
Native Habitats |
Associate Directors
| Jim Barry |
Senior State Park Ecologist, California State Parks, retired |
| Zoe Chandik |
Consulting Botanist |
| Toni Corelli |
Consulting Botanist |
| Gene Forsburg |
Pacific Meridian Associates |
| Hugh Graham |
Santa Clara County Planning Department, retired |
| Jim Johnson |
Streamkeeper, San Francisquito Watershed Council, a
program of Acterra |
| Fred McPherson |
Biologist and Teacher; board member of San Lorenzo Valley Water District |
| Ken Moore |
Wildlands Restoration Team |
| Randy Morgan |
Consulting Biologist |
| Howard Shellhammer |
San Jose State University, retired |
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