The president’s council is a non-governing body dedicated to furthering The Wilderness Society’s mission – to protect wilderness and inspire Americans to care for our wild places - and advance the conservation, fundraising, and advocacy goals of the organization.

President’s council members:

• David Churchill, Chair - Bethesda, Maryland
• Gail Austin – Georgetown, Kentucky
• Allan and Marilyn Brown – Portola Valley, California
• Frances Chamberlin Carter – Green Valley, Arizona
• Stewart and Judith Colton – Short Hills, New Jersey
• Anne R. Conn – Seattle, Washington
• Margo Earley – Mount Hood, Oregon
• James and Margaret Ellsworth – Mill Valley, California
• Chris and Margot Enbom – San Anselmo, California
• Daniel Flickinger – Seattle, Washington
• Rick Flory and Lee Robert – Paradise Valley, Arizona and Jackson, Wyoming
• Ed Groark – McLean, Virginia
• Ann Harvey – Wilson, Wyoming
• Gerald and Lena Hirschler – Kirkland, Washington
• Jeffrey Kenner – New York, New York
• Michael and Ann Loeb – New York, New York
• Henry Lord – New Haven, Connecticut
• Patrick Martin – Evanston, Illinois
• Janice Miller – Pacific Palisades, California
• Priscilla Natkins – Scarsdale, New York
• Robert Osborne – McLean, Virginia
• Diane Parish and Paul Gelburd – Sausalito, California
• Nancy Plaxico – Annapolis, Maryland
• Gaylan Rockswold, MD, PhD – Golden Valley, Minnesota
• Carl and Jan Siechert – Pasadena, California
• Terri and Rich Slivka – Denver, Colorado
• Robin T. Stebbins, PhD – Silver Spring, Maryland
• Edward and Millicent Thomas – Princeton, New Jersey
• Andrew Turner, PhD, and Barbara Turner – Seattle, Washington
• Marshall Hackett Whiting, PhD, and Richard Arnold – Telluride, Colorado
• Edward B. Whitney – New York, New York
• Frederick and Eleanor Winston – Wayzata, Minnesota
• Marsha McMahan Zelus – Carmel, California

For more information on becoming a member of the president’s council, contact Luciana Honigman at 202.429.2649.