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Who We Are
The Cherokee County Conservation Board (CCCB) is a five-member, voluntary panel of citizens appointed
by the Cherokee County Board of Supervisors. Each member typically serves a five-year term, and may be reappointed for consecutive
terms. The CCCB meets monthly, usually on the 2nd Monday. Meetings are open to the public and agendas are posted at the Cherokee
County Courthouse and the CCCB headquarters prior to the meetings.
Current Board Members are John Barlow, Chair, Brad Husman, Vice-Chair, Dave Skou, Steve Nelson, and Mark Pierce.
The CCCB employs three full time staff, a Director of Administration and Environmental Education, a Field Operations Supervisor, and a Natural Resource Technician, as well as up to four summer aides. Staff are chosen based on their experience
and education, their ability to work with the public, and their desire to keep Cherokee County's parks in excellent condition.
The staff makes environmental education a priority, and has the knowledge and experience to answer many questions about the
parks, local wildlife, plants and natural history.
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