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Richard G. (Dick) Ring
Dick Ring grew up near Philadelphia. He was an active Boy Scout with a great interest in history. He spent his summers at a family camp in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York hiking, fishing, swimming, and canoeing. Attending Penn State University, Dick studied Political Science with a minor...
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Meshach Rhoades
As far back as she can remember, Meshach’s parents carried her on their backs while they trekked throughout Colorado and the Mountain West — hiking, camping, and fishing. Her love of the mountains and the independence they helped build in her solidified when she was young and hiked with a...
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Chuck Knauss
Chuck Knauss represents companies and trade associations in environmental permitting, enforcement, rulemaking, litigation, commercial, and legislative matters at Hunton Andrews Kurth. He focuses on manufacturing and energy sectors, including oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, chemical, paper, and power generation. From 1987-1990, Chuck served as lead minority counsel to the US...
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Neal Kemkar
Neal’s lifelong love of national parks began with the magic of an early family road trip to the Grand Canyon. While he’s been lucky enough to explore parks all over the country from Acadia to Zion since then, his favorite will always be Shenandoah, where he proposed to his wife. ...
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Regan A.W. Herald
Regan A.W. Herald spent childhood summers at camp in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. The camp’s mission was to foster an intentional connection with nature and encourage simple living. Regan credits the camp with her deep connection with the outdoors, a connection she’s held onto: “I have...
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Tom Healy
Tom Healy grew up in Rockville, MD, a short walk away from Rock Creek Regional Park. He spent his youth exploring the park looking for snakes, frogs, crayfish, turtles, and any other creature he could discover. Tom feels blessed to have had Rock Creek as a part of his “backyard”....
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Kim Hassan
Kim Hassan was born and raised in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. During her youth, she spent many summers on her grandparents’ farm in rural Alabama, where she learned to fish, garden, and skip rocks on the pond. Kim has always been fascinated by the natural world and has endeavored to visit as...
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Ann Gualtieri
Ann Gualtieri spent a large portion of her childhood living in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York, in a house surrounded by woods, three miles away from the nearest neighbor and accessible only by a dirt road. She explored the forest, hiked and fished with her Dad, and learned...
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Bobby Caballero
Bobby’s first experience in a national park was when he was 13 years old and he visited Yosemite National Park in with his aunt and uncle. He had never felt free. Free from sirens, congestion, and noise pollution of growing up in Inglewood, CA. Bobby Caballero is the current Campus...
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Chad Dayton
Chad Dayton is a seasoned outdoor educator, a passionate advocate for public lands and waters, and a dedicated campaigner for impactful connections between communities and nature. Having taught college English and Writing for nearly a decade, Chad fully transitioned to outdoor education in 2009. Since then, Chad has worked widely in...
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Aparna M. Dave
Being outdoors is my happy place. As a child, I spent hours exploring outdoors and connecting with nature. Whether it was swimming in the ocean, monthly picnics at the local park, or nature camp at the museum, the outdoors has always given me a sense of calm, well-being, and feeling...
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Katie S. Clark
The great outdoors has always been my happy place going back to growing up along the Kentucky River. When I moved to Washington, DC area as a young professional, no doubt all the parks, monuments, and trails added to my quality of life. In addition, I would love to get...

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