Mission Statement:
SDRUFC is a member driven coalition of agencies, businesses and educators working to improve our urban forest assets. We promote the benefits of trees for a cleaner, healthier and more prosperous San Diego region.
Our parent organization is the California Urban Forests Council.
What we do:
- We serve, inspire and engage community stakeholders by encouraging:
- strong collaborations, partnerships and stewardship
- increase urban forestry awareness and advocacy sustainable public education and policies
- professional training and resource development.
Who we are:
SDRUFC Executive Committee
The Executive Committee of the San Diego Regional Urban Forests Council offers guidance and strategic direction for the entire council. The committee comprises both officers and non-elected members. General members are welcome to join the committee at any point. Meetings of the board usually occur at 10:00 am prior to our regular meetings and include conference calls as needed between meetings.
Executive Committee and Officers
| Name | Organization |
|
Magen Shaw |
County of San Diego |
| Anne Fege | Kate Sessions Commitment |
| Annabel Rossi | Davey Resource Group |
| Annette Saul | County of San Diego |
| Brian Widener | City of San Diego |
| Delia Juncal | Arboristics |
| Mike Palat | West Coast Arborists County of San Diego |
| Kurt Peacock | Tree San Diego |
| Rachele Melious | Branching Out Solutions |
| Robin Rivet | Independent Arborist / Master Gardener |
| Vince Mikulanis | Davey Resource Group |
| Nathan Davila | Davey Resource Group |
Operational Committees
| Nominating | Program | Strategy | Communications |
| Magen Shaw | Annette Saul | Anne Fege | Robin Rivet |
| Annette Saul | Magen Shaw | Anne Fege | |
| Vince Mikulanis |
Are you interested in becoming more involved with SDRUFC Executive Council? To learn more, email us at SDRUFC@gmail.com!
SDRUFC Partnerships
We are fortunate to have a diverse range of representatives on the council, each contributing expertise from various forestry sectors in San Diego County. Our representation includes City Urban Foresters, private sector employees, non-profit groups, and private consultants. Our partners range from the following organizations.
Municipalities
Government
Non-Profit
Utility
Private Industry
For more information:
Please contact us
Our parent organization is the California Urban Forests Council.