Board of Directors
Officers
President: Linnea Hanson, Plumas National Forest (retired)
Board member since 2006
Vice President: Samantha Hillaire, Garcia and Associates
Board member since 2008
Treasurer: Gail Kuenster, California Department of Water Resources (retired)
Board member since 2006
Secretary: Barbara Castro, California Department of Water Resources (retired)
Board member since 2006
Directors-at-large
Kerry Byrne (since 2020), Humboldt State University
Russell Huddleston (since 2020), Applied Technology and Science
Lawrence Janeway (since 2006), California State University, Chico, Chico State Herbarium
Kristen Kaczynski (since 2019), California State University, Chico
Julie Kierstead Nelson (since 2015), USFS, Shasta Trinity National Forest
Jason Sexton, (since 2017), University of California, Merced
Teresa Sholars (since 2016), College of the Redwoods (Professor Emeritus)
Daria Snider (since 2011), Madrone Ecological Consulting, LLC
Jane Van Susteren (since 2014), California Department of Water Resources
Past board members
Colby Boggs (2006-2008), North State Resources, Inc.
Robin Fallscheer (2006-2011), California Department of Fish and Game
Forest Gauna (2006-2008), Modoc National Forest
Matt Guilliams (2011-2017), Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Brett Hall (2014-2020), University of California, Santa Cruz, Arboretum
Christine Hantelman (2006-2011), consulting botanist
Jessica Hammond (2011-2016), consulting botanist
Chris Ivey (2008-2014), CSU Chico
Chase Lentz (2011-2015), Bureau of Land Management
Jenny Marr (2006-2011), California Department of Fish and Game
Kristina Schierenbeck (2006-2008), California State University, Chico
Rob Schlising (2006-2018), California State University, Chico (retired)
Joseph Silveira (2006-2014), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Genevieve Walden (2018-2020), California Department of Food and Agriculture
Karen Wiese (2006-2011), Tahoe National Forest
Mike Williams (2008-2014), Butte College
Jenn Yost (2014-2019), Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
By-Laws
NCB By-Laws (amended August 2018)