Board of Directors

Belinda at Lake Siskiyou

 

 

Belinda Higuera, President

Belinda is a co-founder of Berryvale Grocery in Mount Shasta and serves on the Mount Shasta City Planning Commission.  She is also a long time board member of Mountain Wheelers, whose event Mount Shasta Summit Century gives money to youth sports and bicycle related causes.  Belinda is a long-time Siskiyou County resident.

 

 

Stacy at Fairy Falls

 

 

Stacy Smith,Vice-President

Stacy Smith is passionate about land conservation, and has a background in federal land management. Stacy joined the Board to “share her experience and understanding of lands in Siskiyou County”.

 

 

 

Susie Hiking on Mt. Shasta

 

Susie Boyd, Treasurer and Secratary

Former mayor of Davis, CA (2000-2004) during which she was a strong advocate for protection of open space and well-managed growth.  Susie also served on the Sutter Hospital Foundation Board, the Yolo County Habitat Management Planning Committee.

 

 

Jan doing everything she loves to do...

Jan Schrag

Jan is a retired real estate agent and graduate of the Siskiyou County Leadership Program.  She is involved in local education issues, the arts community, yoga instruction, and end-of-life care.  Jan is passionate about the natural world and making pottery.

 

 

Roger skiing in the Mountains

Roger Kosel

Roger Kosel recently retired from his post as Superior Court judge for Siskiyou County, and now enjoys spending time out-doors. When asked why he chose to volunteer for the land trust Board, Roger told us that he “joined to help encourage people from other parts of the county to become members of the land trust to help preserve the land and viewsheds in Siskiyou County”.

 

 

John on his way to the top of Mt. Shasta

 

John Brennan

Retired Navy officer in the Civil Engineer Corps and team member in theconstruction of several major Bay Area projects. Former member of the Monterey County Planning Commission. Avid hiker and mountaineer. Recently founded a handyman company which serves elders and employs local men-at-risk.