6 results for group: advisory
Rich Walkling
Rich Walkling is the CFO for Restoration Design Group in West Berkeley – a landscape architecture and civil engineering firm focused on habitat restoration and public access. He has designed and managed several restoration projects on the North Richmond shoreline and on creeks throughout the East Bay. Rich has served on the East Bay Regional Park District Park Advisory Committee, was vice president of the Golden Gate Audubon Society, and board chair of Urban Tilth in Richmond.
Mark Liolios
Aquatic Park Mark Liolios has long been active in improving Berkeley's open spaces, particularly its largest municipal park, Aquatic Park. He is a founding member of the citywide park support nonprofit, Berkeley Partners for Parks, and has served as president and board member. He successfully lobbied for federal funding for two mini-parks and for Dreamland for Kids, the volunteer-built playground at Aquatic Park. As founder and director of Aquatic Park EGRET, the habitat stewardship group for this 100-acre bayshore park, Liolios coordinates community volunteers in wildlife habitat improvements, leads tours, and is active in planning and funding future ...
Robert Lieber
Robert Lieber is former mayor and council member of Albany is a member of Citizens for the Albany Shoreline. He is also an RN at Alta Bates Medical Center.
David Lewis
David Lewis returned to his native Bay Area to lead Save the Bay in 1998, after 14 years organizing legislative and issue campaigns from Washington, D.C. He served as Chief Operations Officer for the League of Conservation Voters and senior Legislative Assistant for U.S. Senator Carl Levin. David was previously Director of Policy and Legislation for Physicians for Social Responsibility and Arms Control Specialist for Friends of the Earth. Lewis was born and raised in Palo Alto and holds a B.A. in Politics and American Studies from Princeton University. David's Press > >
Patricia Vaughan Jones
Patricia Jones is the former Executive Director of Citizens for East Shore Parks (2006-2015). Jones is a committed environmental leader and activist who tirelessly fought for protection of our East Bay shoreline. She ran the Sierra Club's 2004 environmental voter education campaign in Reno, Nevada; chaired the California/Nevada Regional Conservation Committee; and co-chaired the State Parks Committee. She received the Sierra Club California’s 2013 William Penn Mott award, which recognizes a person who has made a significant contribution to state parks in California. Prior to her foray into environmentalism, Patricia spent fifteen years in marketing ...
Ken Bukowski
Ken Bukowski has served in the Emeryville City Council since 1987, including six terms as Mayor. He was a member of a CESP committee formed to advance the concept of an Eastshore State Park before it became a reality. Bukowski has spent many years working on regional transportation issues, including eight years opposing the new East Span of the Bay Bridge. Bukowski is a member of the Alameda County Waste Management Authority, and has served on the Alameda County Lead Poisoning and Prevention Board and the League of California Cities Transportation, Telecommunications, and Public Works statewide committee. His goal is to establish a regional land use ...