Board of the Environmental Resource Center
Chair: Kingsley Murphy
Treasurer: Michael Schlatter
Members:
- Erik Boe
- Karim Merchant
- Werner Morawitz
- Beverley Robertson
- Jeff Tumolo
Staff of the Environmental Resource Center
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Executive Director: Craig Barry
Craig has had a long-term fascination with all things sustainable. When an opportunity arose to match these interests with a community as special as the Wood River Valley, he leapt at the chance. Craig has spent much of his professional life building nonprofits and strengthening recycling across the country. In 1999, he was even named Recycler of the Year by the National Recycling Coalition for his efforts to strengthen state recycling organizations. He likes to keep up with all the latest eco developments and posts many of these nuggets on his blog.
Outside of work, Craig loves to hike, camp, skate ski, cook and spend time with friends.
Contact Craig: craig at ercsv.org
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Education Coordinator: Lisa Huttinger
Lisa grew up in Ohio and Texas, and has a B.A. in Psychology from the University of South Carolina. After several years with a non-profit in New York City, Lisa moved to Wyoming to attend the Teton Science School's Professional Residency in Environmental Education, and subsequently completed her M.S. in Natural Science at the University of Wyoming. Her experiences teaching children and adults in the field and in classrooms are complemented by Leave No Trace Master Trainer, Wilderness First Responder, and Master Naturalist certifications, field work in archaeology and botany, and environmental education evaluation research.
Contact Lisa: lisa at ercsv.org
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Americorps Program Associate: Kellie Rey
Kellie graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2004 with a B.A. in Environmental Studies. For the last 5 years she has been working at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories in the Monterey Bay. She did habitat restoration in the Moro Cojo Slough propagating and planting native species. She traveled all over California's diverse ecoregions to conduct the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) on rivers, ponds, and estuaries. Her favorite memory while at MLML was seining for salamander larvae at a restoration site and finding the Santa Cruz long-toed salamander, an endangered species. She is looking forward to serving the Big Wood River Valley and all of its inhabitants. She hopes to improve the recycling program and sustainable practices within the community. She loves watershed science, rushes, and amphibians. On her free time she likes to snowshoe, ice skate, dance, and make delicious food.
Contact Kellie: kellie at ercsv.org
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Office Director: Lisa Horton
Lisa came to the ERC in the spring of 2008, after ten years as Adult Programs Director at the Hailey Public Library. Lisa's checkered background includes years of scientific research jobs, including microscopic studies of rice roots and environmental assessments based on epiphytic algae, tempered by stints as a pastry chef and restaurant owner. Lisa is a Southerner and she earned her B.S. in Bacteriology and M.S. in Plant Anatomy at the University of Arkansas.
In her off hours, Lisa rides a Harley, grows a mean garden and creates silver and bronze jewelry.Her latest obsession is learning Idaho's birds.
Contact Lisa: lhorton at ercsv.org
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Accountant: Christy McPherson
Contact Christy: christym at mk-cpa.net
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