Karen White - For a Second Term

Karen White and her husband Johnny live on a 55 acre homestead in Rose near the headwaters of Bryant Creek, a tributary to Spring Creek.

Karen has been a dedicated board member for three years and we are thrilled she is willing to continue for three more.

Karen writes:

Johnny and I have lived in the Spring Creek Watershed since 1999. I enjoy meeting as many of my needs from the land as is practical while living in harmony with nature.

I work as a dietitian and homesteader, and consider the natural world precious. In seeing that many people, businesses and government agencies do not act in ways that take the natural world into account as much as money and personal gain, I strive to help raise awareness of and protect our natural resources, and enjoy meeting neighbors and others who share the same interests.

Chris Musselman - New

Chris is an environmental consultant with a background in environmental regulation, permitting, and aquatic ecology. He has a B.S. in Biology from the University of Missouri and an M.S. in Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology from Oklahoma State University. His graduate work focused on aquatic habitat availability and connectivity in Flint Creek, Barren Fork Creek, and the Illinois River. Chris’ family owns land on Flint Creek in Delaware County where he can be found most weekends with his wife and three kids.