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Governance
Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is responsible for governing CARP. The Board is elected annually by the membership and composed of 15 volunteers drawn from many occupations and all geographic sectors of the watershed. An executive is elected to ensure that operations run smoothly. The Board sets the policy and operating parameters for the society, as well as approves all CARP projects.

Voting members:

Digby Gut and the Annapolis Basin
Murray Freeman - President
Claire Diggins - Vice-President
G. Douglas Parker - Treasurer
Dr. Tami Parks - Secretary
Donna Conyers - Member At Large
David Colville
Mark Hebert
Dr. Donna Hurlburt
Susan Jost
Shalan Joudry
Dr. Dave MacHattie
Nicole Oliver
Bob Rowe
Joel Stoddart
Orris Orlando

Non-voting members
Jennifer Lonnergan (Lori Skaine, Acting) (Nova Scotia Environment)
Colleen McNeil (Environment Canada)
Denise Sullivan (Department of Fisheries and Oceans)

Community Involvement
Our approach to addressing environmental issues within the Annapolis River watershed is directed by the interest and concerns of watershed residents. Our projects involve stakeholders from:
  • Various levels of government
  • First Nations
  • Academia
  • The agricultural community
  • Fisheries industry
  • Schools
  • Town offices
  • And watershed residents
Community support and involvement has been a significant factor in the success of CARP. We address each problem through:
  • Action projects
  • Public outreach
  • Problem identification
  • Environmental planning initiatives
There are many ways for you to be involved with the efforts of the Clean Annapolis River Project. For more information please visit our How You Can Help page.
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