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Jeff Weigel

Mr. Weigel was trained in biology and range management, and serves as the Director of Strategic Initiatives for the Nature Conservancy in Texas, and works as the Director of Legacy Giving for the group. He has also worked as an officer for the Texas Land Trust Council.

Ryan Smith

Mr. Smith is a freshwater ecologist, and works as the Director of Water and Science for the Nature Conservancy in Texas. He serves as the Conservancy’s Texas lead on the Sustainable Rivers Program, a partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers modifying dam operations to improve downstream ecosystems. He also represents the Conservancy in the Texas Living Waters project, a collaboration with other conservation groups, including the National Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club, Hill Country Alliance, and the Galveston Bay Foundation, to ensure that the state has the water needed for thriving communities and healthy fish and wildlife.

Carter Smith

Carter Smith is a biologist who has had leadership roles in several conservation organizations in Texas, serving as Executive Director of Texas Parks and Wildlife, and prior to that Director of the Nature Conservancy in Texas and head of the Katy Prairie Conservancy. While at the Nature Conservancy, he was involved in work to protect portions of South Padre Island, the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Devils River, Mad Island, Barton Creek, Clymer Meadow, and the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone.

Ed Segner

Dr. Segner has served as Chair of the Nature Conservancy in Texas. During his tenure at the Conservancy, he was interested and involved in efforts to protect Dolan Falls, Matagorda Island, and lands in the Davis Mountains. He also has volunteered as a trustee for the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, taught as a Professor in the Practice of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Rice University, and worked as former President of EOG, an independent oil and gas firm.

Jane Schweppe

Ms Schweppe is a donor and friend of the Nature Conservancy in Texas. She was particularly involved in the effort to protect lands in the Davis Mountains of west Texas.

Anne Schweppe

Ms. Schweppe is a former board member of the Nature Conservancy in Texas. In her service with the Conservancy, she was involved in a number of projects, but was particularly engaged in efforts to protect lands in the Davis Mountains.

Pat Robertson

Mr. Robertson has volunteered as a board member of the Nature Conservancy in Texas, as well as with the Hill Country Conservancy, Explore Austin, and other non-profits. He has also practiced as an attorney and was involved in the founding and operation of Austin Trust Company and Founders Trust Company.

Robert Potts

Mr. Potts is an attorney. He has served as state director of the Nature Conservancy in Texas, as well as vice president for the Conservancy, responsible for operations in Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Following work at the Conservancy, he was general manager of the Edwards Aquifer Authority and variously chair, president and CEO of the Dixon Water Foundation.

Robert McCurdy

Mr. McCurdy is a landowner, angler, hunter, and friend of the Nature Conservancy in Texas. He has been involved in a number of conservation efforts over the years, including donation of land on Caddo Lake in Northeast Texas, and helping protect the Canon and Oasis Ranches, near Independence Creek in the Trans Pecos. A staunch supporter of clean waters, he opened the Austin Angler, the first fly-fishing shop in Texas, and also headed the Clear Clean Colorado River Association, an NGO fighting to improve Austin’s wastewater discharges.

James King

Mr. King was the former Director of Land Protection and West Texas Program Manager for the Nature Conservancy in Texas. In that capacity, he worked on efforts to protect Dolan Falls, Barton Creek, Independence Creek, Powderhorn Ranch, Shamrock Island, Marathon Grasslands, Pinto Canyon, and the Davis Mountains. He has also served as a trustee of the Devils River Conservancy, Big Bend Ranch State Park Advisory Board, McDonald Observatory, and Borderlands Research Advisory Board.