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Board of Directors
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Terry Collins, Collins Pine Lumber Company.
Mr. Collins is a fourth generation family member of the Collins Pine Company, the first privately owned forest products company to be independently certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Collins Pine has 90,000 acres of sustainably managed timberland and a state-of-the-art sawmill in Plumas County. (back to top)
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Warren Gorbet, Owner & Principal of Indian Head Logging, Greenville, California.
Mr. Gorbet is a fourth generation logger who heads Indian Head Logging Company. He is a leader in the Maidu Cultural and Development Group, which has developed an action plan for a Native American Living Village and Stewardship Area on Forest Service land in Indian Valley. He lives on the homesite on which he was born in Indian Valley. (back to top)
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Gerry Gray, Vice President for Forest Policy, AMERICAN FORESTS, Washington, DC.
Dr. Gray directs the Forest Policy Center at American Forests, which focuses on rural and urban community forestry. He holds a Ph.D. in Resource Economics. (back to top)
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Jonathan Kusel, Executive Director - Sierra Institute for Community and Environment, Taylorsville, California
Dr. Kusel is the founder and executive director of Sierra Institute for Community and Environment. He received a Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley where he was visiting scholar and instructor before launching Forest Community Research (now the Sierra Institute).
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Gini Natali, Community Activist, Chester, California
Ms. Natali is a health care worker and long-time community activist interested in better understanding and building community capacity. She is a local leader who almost single handedly built the Chester Wildwood Senior (and community) Center and was instrumental in the development of the Plumas Children's Network. (back to top)
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Ken Roby, Hydrologist - US Forest Service, Chester, California
Mr. Roby is a long time resident of Indian Valley. He is a stream ecologist for the US Forest Service and works on ecosystem assessment, monitoring and modeling for the Plumas and Lassen National Forests. (back to top)
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John Schramel, Chair - Indian Valley Services District, Greenville, California
Mr. Schramel is a former County Supervisor and head of the Regional Council of Rural Counties of California. He is one of the founding members of the Feather River Coordinated Resource Management group, one of the longest running and most successful CRMs in California. He taught for many years at Greenville High School and Feather River College. (back to top)
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