Who's Who at NatureServe

Black-footed ferret (Mustela nigripes). NatureServe Global Status: Critically Imperiled (G1). Photo by Kimberly Fraser, USDA.
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The NatureServe Network thrives on collaboration. Here are some of the ways you can connect with us to learn more.

NatureServe Staff

Executive
Operations
Marketing and Philanthropy
Conservation Science
Network Partnerships and Data
Technology

NatureServe commits to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where people feel they belong and are welcomed and valued for their unique views and the ways in which their identities are expressed.

NatureServe's Board of Directors.

Board of Directors

NatureServe operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization under the direction of a Board of Directors, whose members include both Network and at-large representatives.

Our Offices

NatureServe operates as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization under the direction of a Board of Directors, whose members include both Network and at-large representatives.

Virginia Office
2550 South Clark Street, Suite 930A
Arlington, VA 22202
Tel: 703-908-1801

Massachusetts Office
c/o UMass Boston Biology Department
100 Morrissey Blvd.
Boston, MA 02125-3393

Section Councils

NatureServes recognizes that effective biodiversity conservation responds to the unique social, political, and economic conditions in any given section of the world. As such, we seek to foster and accommodate network participation through regional Sections. Members in the Canadian and U.S. Sections support the Network by representing regional interests pursuit and ensuring their reflection in our shared goals, objectives, and plans.

US Section Council

The US Section Council is elected to represent the needs and interests of NatureServe network members from the United States.

The U.S. Section Council helps the network achieve its shared mission by:

  • Representing the network members in strategic, annual, and operational planning
  • Coordinating communications and maintaining connections between network members and NatureServe staff
  • Seeking and contributing to fundraising and business development
  • Nominating a representative to serve on the NatureServe Board of Directors

Angie Schmidt, Chair
Idaho Natural Heritage Program, Idaho Department of Fish and Game
West Representative

Joe Rocchio, Vice-Chair
Washington Natural Heritage Program, Washington Department of Natural Resources
Member-at-Large

Eleanor Gaines, Secretary
Oregon Biodiversity Information Center, Portland State University
West Representative

Michael Monfils
Michigan Natural Features Inventory Office
Midwest Representative

Jason Bulluck
Virginia Division of Natural Heritage, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation
Northeast Representative

Caroline Jezierski
Nebraska Natural Heritage Program, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Midwest Representative

Joseph Lemeris
South Carolina Heritage Trust, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Southeast Representative

Nicole Lorenz
Louisiana Natural Heritage Program, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Southeast Representative

Sabrina Stanwood
Natural Heritage Bureau, New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
Northeast Representative

NatureServe Canada Board of Directors

Click here to see NatureServe Canada's Board of Directors.

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