NSS Conservation Division

NSS Conservation Division:
Division Chiefs Jim C. Werker and Val Hildreth-Werker PO Box 207 Hillsboro NM 88042-0207 (voice) 505-895-5050 werks@zianet.com
Conservation Committee Jim C. Werker, Co-Chairman Val Hildreth-Werker, Co-Chairman PO Box 207 Hillsboro NM 88042-0207 (voice) 505-895-5050 werks@zianet.com	Conservation SubCommittee Agreements Coordinator Cindy Gropp PO Box 8611 Moscow ID 83843-1111 (home) 208-883-3671 (e-mail) cmgropp@iduil.csrv.uidaho.edu
Conservation SubCommittee Newsletter Editor Jay Jorden 11201 County Road 132 Celina TX 75009-2527 (home) 214-382-2458 (e-mail) jjorden@texoma.net	Conservation SubCommittee Fauna Protection Coordinator Don McFarlane W.M. Keck Science Center The Clermont Colleges 925 N Mills Ave Clermont CA 91711-5916 (work) 909-621-8000 x2564 (fax) 909-621-8588
Conservation SubCommittee Conservation Task Force Coordinator David Jagnow PO Box 93398 Albuquerque NM 87199-3398 (phone) 505-898-3100 (e-mail) david@jagnow.com or djagnow@cybermesa.com	Conservation SubCommittee Conservation Grants Jim C. Werker NSS Conservation Grants PO Box 207 Cuna Cueva Hwy 27 Hillsboro, New Mexico 88042-0207 voice: 505.895.5050 e-mail: werks@zianet.com
Conservation SubCommittee State Legislation Coordinator John W. Clark Jr Clark & Scott PO Box 380548 Birmingham AL 35238-0548	Conservation SubCommittee Liason for International Speleothem Protection Thomas Lera 7733 Inversham Dr Apt 167 Falls Church VA 22042-4448 (home) 703-560-8372 (e-mail) frontier2@erols.com
Conservation SubCommittee Conservation Webmaster John M. Wilson 9504 Lakewater Court Richmond Virginia 23229 (phone) 804-740-0339 (email) wilsonjml@msn.com website: www.wilsonj.org
Vandalism Deterrence Reward Commission Jay Jorden, Chairman 11201 County Road 132 Celina TX 75009-2527 (home) 972-382-2458 (e-mail) jjorden@texoma.net	Resource Preservation Committee David Joaquim, Chairman 8120 E Mitchell Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251-5812 (phone) 480-970-8186 (e-mail) caveconservation@hotmail.com
Mammoth Cave Restoration Committee Roy Vanhoozer, Chairman 1813 Normandy Rd Lexington KY 40504-2226 (phone) 859-278-5114 (e-mail) rvanhoo@aol.com	Geo-Caching Committee Hazel A. Barton Department of Biological Science Natural Science Center SC344 Nunn Drive Highland KY 41076 (e-mail) hazel@cavescience.com
Conservation Task Forces:
Central Oregon CTF Garry Petrie 19880 NW Nestucca Dr Portland OR 97229-2877 (home) 503-690-5456 (work) 503-264-3027 (e-mail) gp@europa.com	Germany Valley CTF Barry Chute 3008 Spencerville Rd Burtonsville MD 20866-1514 (home) 301-421-9372
Hawaii Caves CTF Fred Stone PO Box 1430 Kurtistown HI 96760-1430 (work) 808-974-7550 (work) 808-933-3550 High Guads Restoration Project (HGRP) CTF Jennifer Foote, HGRP Co-Leader Susan Herpin, HGRP Co-Leader (email) highguads@yahoo.com	Klamath Mountains CTF Steve Knutson 41811 SE Louden Rd Corbett OR 97019-9302 (home) 503-695-2659 Pennsylvania Cave Legislation CTF Judi Stack 1132 Piketown Rd Harrisburg PA 17112-9057 (home) 717 469-0101
Lost River Conservation Association Robert Armstrong 3101 N Washington Blvd Indianapolis IN 46205-3932 (home) 317 926-4266	Mount Adams Cave CTF Ed Kuedell 5940 SW Illinois Street Portland OR 97221-1652 (e-mail) mapperhd@home.com
Boone Karst Conservation Task Force Chris Hacker 7723 Oakhill Road North Royalton OH 44133-6856 (phone) 40-582-0282 (e-mail) rchacker66@aol.com	Teton CTF Warren Anderson PO Box 811 Wilson WY 83014-0911 (home) 307 733-9168
Sloans Valley Karst CTF Dr Hillary Lambert Hopper 1858 Marlboro Dr Lexington KY 40505-1655 (home) 606 299-4054 (work) 608 257-7041 (e-mail) hlhopper@uky.campus.mci.net	Peppersauce Cave Conservation Project CTF Ray Keeler 26406 N 43rd Ave Glendale AZ 85310 (home) 623-561-2917 (e-mail) rkeeler@pcslink.com
Cumberland Plateau CTF mhandler@cdc.net

HGRP was created in 1998 as part of an agreement to replace the proposed Fee Demo Program in the Lincoln National Forest in the Guadalupe Mountains in southern New Mexico. Typical work includes flowstone cleaning, formation repair, trail creation and repair, cave monitoring, impact mapping, survey, exit bat counts, fieldwork for scientific studies, and teaching restoration and conservation to new cavers. Since 1998 the Project has contributed over a third of a million dollars worth of volunteer value.