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Membership and Policy Council |
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The Membership and Policy Council (MPC) is a 9-member representative elected body comprised of Guild professional members. The MPC supervises the development of Guild policy and position statements and addresses issues related to membership and member services. Members are elected for a 3-year term.
The MPC helps produce the newsletter Building Bridges
Current Membership and Policy Council Members | |
Rob Bryan
Harpswell, ME
207-504-0482
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Sarah Deumling
Rickreall, OR
503-585-6380
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Amber Ellering (Vice-Chair)
St. Paul, MN
651-259-5904
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Dave Halley
Holly Springs, NC
919-552-4109
919-815-3468 (cell)
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Leila Pinchot
Cheshire, CT
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Dan Pubanz
Shawano, WI
715-526-2375
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Mary Snieckus (Chair)
Silver Spring, MD
301-237-9485
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Dan Stepanauskas
Silver Lake, NH
603-367-8111
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Clint Trammel
McDonough, GA
573-308-5676
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List current as of February 4, 2013
Read the membership and policy development guidelines here
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Forest Wisdom Issue 20
From oak restoration to natural regeneration of loblolly pine to linking the supply chain though a forest partnership, this issue of Forest Wisdom, encapsulates what is best about the Forest Guild—humility, openness to trying new things, and a willingness to share knowledge to benefit the practice of forestry. Read the issue here.
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