Web feature: Teton land trust director resigns
Thursday, February 04, 2010
By JH Weekly Staff
JACKSON HOLE, WYO-- The
director of the Teton Regional Land Trust has resigned, the
organization announced today. Conrad Kramer will vacate the post Feb.
5, and the Driggs-based land trust, which preserves wilderness and
agricultural lands in southeast Idaho, has begun searching for a
replacement.
Kramer has lead the organization for about 18 months.
Operations director Bonnie Self will act as interim director until a replacement is found.
The trust is looking for someone with a background in natural resources and land conservation, the organization stated in a release.
The Teton Regional Land Trust is a non-profit conservaiton organization
that in the last year has persuaded land owners to protect 713 along
the South Fork of the Snake River, and 200 acres of riverfront property
in Teton Valley, Idaho.
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