Staff

Colusa County RCD is hiring!

Natural Resource Coordinator

Coordinator for Natural Resource Conservation Job Description

 

Current Staff

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Elizabeth Harper

Executive Director

liz@colusarcd.org   

 

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Tucker Bennett

Natural Resource Coordinator

bennett@colusarcd.org

 

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Margot Flynn

Sacramento Valley Regional Soil Hub Coordinator

margot@svsoilhub.org

Margot is the Sacramento Valley Regional Soil Hub Coordinator for the Sacramento Valley Region of RCDs, which include: Butte, Colusa, Feather River, Glenn, Sutter, Sierra, Tehama, Yolo, Yuba, and Western Shasta County RCDs.

 

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Kurt Vaughn

Wildfire Resilience Program Manager

kurt@colusarcd.org

Kurt has a passion for working with communities and partners to build more resilient landscapes. His background in restoration ecology helps guide practical approaches to forest health and wildfire preparedness. He is always looking for opportunities to learn more and find ways to connect science with on-the-ground action. 

 

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Shelby Hebert

Wildfire Resilience Program Coordinator

shelby@colusarcd.org

Shelby has lived, worked, learned, and played in the Big Chico Creek, Butte Creek, Yuba River, and Feather River watersheds and beyond for nearly a decade. A settler in Mechoopda territory, shelby has educated thousands of Butte County learners through recycling, compost, and outdoor education over the last several years. She's also been on forestry and fire crews in the Pit River and Big Chico Creek watersheds, leading and learning with other young ecology, forestry, and fire professionals. She's worked with nonprofits from the Appalachians to Mount Rainier, learning from her neighbors, and serving programs building more connected, resilient communities.