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The Louisiana Master Naturalists of Greater Baton Rouge (LMNGBR) is a chapter of the Louisiana Master Naturalist Association focusing on the natural and cultural history of Baton Rouge and surrounding parishes. Founded in the Summer 2015 as a 501c3 non-profit organization, LMNGBR provides an educational program for participants to obtain status as a Certified Master Naturalist dedicated to conservation education and service within their communities.
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LMNGBR BOARD
President: Amanda Marshall
Vice President: Bonnie D'Antonio
Treasurer: Emily Taylor
Secretary: Robin Heath
At-Large Members: Krista Adams, Katherine Gividen, Janine Kharey
Board Members: Alok Kharey, Allison Gianelloni, Andrea Sides, Brody Saxon, Caroline Wolf, Colleen Rials,
Colette Dean, Grace Bartel, Jane Patterson, Jerri Becnel, Lori Radunzel-Davis, Lydia Nichols-Russell, Nanette Olivier, Natalie Poole, Terry Kidd
Vice President: Bonnie D'Antonio
Treasurer: Emily Taylor
Secretary: Robin Heath
At-Large Members: Krista Adams, Katherine Gividen, Janine Kharey
Board Members: Alok Kharey, Allison Gianelloni, Andrea Sides, Brody Saxon, Caroline Wolf, Colleen Rials,
Colette Dean, Grace Bartel, Jane Patterson, Jerri Becnel, Lori Radunzel-Davis, Lydia Nichols-Russell, Nanette Olivier, Natalie Poole, Terry Kidd
Officers
President
AMANDA MARSHALL, PhD
Amanda is an Environmental Scientist in the Water Quality Standards and Assessment Section at the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ). She received both a B.S. in Biology with a focus on ecology and an M.S. in Public Policy with a focus on environmental policy from Georgia Tech. She then earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Resources and Policy from Southern Illinois University in 2017, during which she was the recipient of a National Science Foundation IGERT Fellowship in the field of Watershed Science and Policy. In her free time, Amanda enjoys indoor rock climbing and painting, volunteers with the BREC Green Force performing trail maintenance and invasive plant removal, is the current Secretary of the Wild Ones Greater Baton Rouge Chapter promoting native plants, and is very involved with supporting the mission of LMNGBR.
AMANDA MARSHALL, PhD
Amanda is an Environmental Scientist in the Water Quality Standards and Assessment Section at the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ). She received both a B.S. in Biology with a focus on ecology and an M.S. in Public Policy with a focus on environmental policy from Georgia Tech. She then earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Resources and Policy from Southern Illinois University in 2017, during which she was the recipient of a National Science Foundation IGERT Fellowship in the field of Watershed Science and Policy. In her free time, Amanda enjoys indoor rock climbing and painting, volunteers with the BREC Green Force performing trail maintenance and invasive plant removal, is the current Secretary of the Wild Ones Greater Baton Rouge Chapter promoting native plants, and is very involved with supporting the mission of LMNGBR.
Vice President
BONNIE D'ANTONIO
Bonnie is one of the founding members of the LMNGBR and a Baton Rouge native. With a background in Biology/Forensic Entomology and a career in Information Technology, Bonnie uses her broad knowledge of various topics to offer assistance where needed within the organization. She has been on various committees over the years, including the workshop committee and communications committee. She has also been a workshop facilitator, as well as serving on the board as a Member-at-Large at various times. She is also a member of Wild Ones of Greater Baton Rouge and a member at Hilltop Arboretum. Her passions include animal behavior, native plant gardening, and hiking.
BONNIE D'ANTONIO
Bonnie is one of the founding members of the LMNGBR and a Baton Rouge native. With a background in Biology/Forensic Entomology and a career in Information Technology, Bonnie uses her broad knowledge of various topics to offer assistance where needed within the organization. She has been on various committees over the years, including the workshop committee and communications committee. She has also been a workshop facilitator, as well as serving on the board as a Member-at-Large at various times. She is also a member of Wild Ones of Greater Baton Rouge and a member at Hilltop Arboretum. Her passions include animal behavior, native plant gardening, and hiking.
Treasurer
EMILY TAYLOR
Emily retired at the end of 2025 from a thirty-two-year career as a small animal veterinarian. Originally from the Houston area, she attended Texas Tech to study Range and Wildlife Management, later transferring to the University of Texas where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in Zoology. Moving to Baton Rouge in 1986, she spent a year in graduate studies in Entomology at LSU, then attended the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine where she received her DVM degree in 1993. Her veterinary career included fifteen years as a practice owner and business manager. Emily and her husband Chris live on a large lot near Goodwood which is divided between their flock of laying hens, a vegetable garden, fruit trees, and native habitat, which (proudly!) is LWF and LNPS certified. When not busy with yardwork, she enjoys birding and kayaking. Emily is a graduate of the Spring 2019 class. She became a board member and volunteered to serve as Treasurer beginning July 2026.
EMILY TAYLOR
Emily retired at the end of 2025 from a thirty-two-year career as a small animal veterinarian. Originally from the Houston area, she attended Texas Tech to study Range and Wildlife Management, later transferring to the University of Texas where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in Zoology. Moving to Baton Rouge in 1986, she spent a year in graduate studies in Entomology at LSU, then attended the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine where she received her DVM degree in 1993. Her veterinary career included fifteen years as a practice owner and business manager. Emily and her husband Chris live on a large lot near Goodwood which is divided between their flock of laying hens, a vegetable garden, fruit trees, and native habitat, which (proudly!) is LWF and LNPS certified. When not busy with yardwork, she enjoys birding and kayaking. Emily is a graduate of the Spring 2019 class. She became a board member and volunteered to serve as Treasurer beginning July 2026.
Secretary
ROBIN HEATH
Robin is a graduate of the Spring 2023 class. She grew up in Indiana but has been living in Baton Rouge for over 20 years. She got her love of nature from her father, going camping and fishing with him as a kid. Her life as a chemical engineer brought her to Baton Rouge in 2005. She and her husband have two grown sons, one in Birmingham Alabama and one in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is a Master Gardener and a member of Hilltop Arboretum. She loves to garden and travel. She became a board member and volunteered to serve as Secretary beginning July 2026.
ROBIN HEATH
Robin is a graduate of the Spring 2023 class. She grew up in Indiana but has been living in Baton Rouge for over 20 years. She got her love of nature from her father, going camping and fishing with him as a kid. Her life as a chemical engineer brought her to Baton Rouge in 2005. She and her husband have two grown sons, one in Birmingham Alabama and one in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is a Master Gardener and a member of Hilltop Arboretum. She loves to garden and travel. She became a board member and volunteered to serve as Secretary beginning July 2026.
Board Members
ALOK KHAREY
Alok completed his LMNGBR training in the Fall of 2021 and became a board member in March 2022. He was born in Nottingham, England, and immigrated to Louisiana in 1981. He attended LSU where he met his wife, Janine Kharey, and earned a BS in business administration in 1988. In 1991, Alok earned a JD from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center. In 1992, he served as a judicial clerk in Lake Charles. He has worked as a research attorney in Baton Rouge for thirty-two years. Alok and Janine are founding members of Wild Ones Greater Baton Rouge. They are the proud parents of two professional engineers working to save the planet from the effects of climate change.
Alok completed his LMNGBR training in the Fall of 2021 and became a board member in March 2022. He was born in Nottingham, England, and immigrated to Louisiana in 1981. He attended LSU where he met his wife, Janine Kharey, and earned a BS in business administration in 1988. In 1991, Alok earned a JD from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center. In 1992, he served as a judicial clerk in Lake Charles. He has worked as a research attorney in Baton Rouge for thirty-two years. Alok and Janine are founding members of Wild Ones Greater Baton Rouge. They are the proud parents of two professional engineers working to save the planet from the effects of climate change.
ANDREA SIDES
Andrea completed her LMNGBR training in the Fall 2023 class and became a board member in July 2026.
Andrea completed her LMNGBR training in the Fall 2023 class and became a board member in July 2026.
ALLISON GIANELLONI
Allison completed her LMNGBR training in the Fall 2025 class and became a board member in July 2026.
Allison completed her LMNGBR training in the Fall 2025 class and became a board member in July 2026.
BRODY SAXON
Brody is a long time Baton Rouge resident. He graduated from LSU with a master’s degree in business. Married 33 years to Ann Ford Reilley, they have two children, Kate, a plastic surgeon, along with his wife Ann, and Sean, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. His hobbies include sailing and fishing. Brody completed his LMNGBR training in the Fall 2025 class and became a board member in July 2026.
Brody is a long time Baton Rouge resident. He graduated from LSU with a master’s degree in business. Married 33 years to Ann Ford Reilley, they have two children, Kate, a plastic surgeon, along with his wife Ann, and Sean, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. His hobbies include sailing and fishing. Brody completed his LMNGBR training in the Fall 2025 class and became a board member in July 2026.
CAROLINE WOLF
Caroline Wolf, a native of Plaquemine, and current resident of Baton Rouge, completed her LMNGBR training in the spring of 2024. Caroline grew up in a family of nature lovers and learned much about birds from her mother, who kept a pair of binoculars and Audubon’s Guide to the Birds near her kitchen window. Caroline’s education and early career in public libraries led to her current career as a consultant who provides support to schools and libraries seeking funding for internet access. Additionally, Caroline enjoys exploring nature underwater as a scuba diver and co-owner of a local dive shop with her husband, Lann. Caroline became a board member in June 2025 and is also serving as the Chair of our Quarterly Meeting Committee.
Caroline Wolf, a native of Plaquemine, and current resident of Baton Rouge, completed her LMNGBR training in the spring of 2024. Caroline grew up in a family of nature lovers and learned much about birds from her mother, who kept a pair of binoculars and Audubon’s Guide to the Birds near her kitchen window. Caroline’s education and early career in public libraries led to her current career as a consultant who provides support to schools and libraries seeking funding for internet access. Additionally, Caroline enjoys exploring nature underwater as a scuba diver and co-owner of a local dive shop with her husband, Lann. Caroline became a board member in June 2025 and is also serving as the Chair of our Quarterly Meeting Committee.
COLETTE DEAN
Colette Dean joined LMNGBR during the planning stages of the program in the spring of 2015 and facilitated the bird class for the pilot program. She became an official Louisiana Master Naturalist of Greater Baton Rouge the following spring and served as President in 2020-2021. She has served on the Board of Directors for the LSU Hilltop Arboretum for more than 15 years, and is a Louisiana Master Gardener (class of 2003). Her background is in public relations, event planning, fundraising and feature writing, and in her career she has served numerous community organizations, including Volunteers in Public Schools, Runnels School, Cancer Services of Greater Baton Rouge, Girl Scouts, and the Junior League of Baton Rouge. She was a former editor of The Southeast News, and currently serves as a feature writer for The Advocate.
Colette Dean joined LMNGBR during the planning stages of the program in the spring of 2015 and facilitated the bird class for the pilot program. She became an official Louisiana Master Naturalist of Greater Baton Rouge the following spring and served as President in 2020-2021. She has served on the Board of Directors for the LSU Hilltop Arboretum for more than 15 years, and is a Louisiana Master Gardener (class of 2003). Her background is in public relations, event planning, fundraising and feature writing, and in her career she has served numerous community organizations, including Volunteers in Public Schools, Runnels School, Cancer Services of Greater Baton Rouge, Girl Scouts, and the Junior League of Baton Rouge. She was a former editor of The Southeast News, and currently serves as a feature writer for The Advocate.
COLLEEN RIALS
Colleen was born in San Diego but has spent the majority of her life in Baton Rouge. Colleen earned her bachelor's degree in Sociology with a Minor in French from LSU, is a certified yoga teacher, and serves as the Operations & Administration Manager at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum. Colleen loves to read, write, practice yoga, learn, and spend time exploring & grounding in the great outdoors. She is a graduate of the Spring 2026 class and became a board member in July 2026.
Colleen was born in San Diego but has spent the majority of her life in Baton Rouge. Colleen earned her bachelor's degree in Sociology with a Minor in French from LSU, is a certified yoga teacher, and serves as the Operations & Administration Manager at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum. Colleen loves to read, write, practice yoga, learn, and spend time exploring & grounding in the great outdoors. She is a graduate of the Spring 2026 class and became a board member in July 2026.
GRACE BARTEL
Grace is a Louisiana native who affectionately says she has cypress knees in her soul. After earning her M.A. in English studying Environmental Humanities at the University of Delaware, Grace returned to Louisiana and became a master naturalist in the fall of 2024. As a member of the Communications Committee, she uses her background in writing and publishing to help edit LMNGBR’s monthly newsletter. Grace is also a BREC Green Force volunteer, and she enjoys reading, writing, and birding in her free time. Grace became a board member in June 2025.
Grace is a Louisiana native who affectionately says she has cypress knees in her soul. After earning her M.A. in English studying Environmental Humanities at the University of Delaware, Grace returned to Louisiana and became a master naturalist in the fall of 2024. As a member of the Communications Committee, she uses her background in writing and publishing to help edit LMNGBR’s monthly newsletter. Grace is also a BREC Green Force volunteer, and she enjoys reading, writing, and birding in her free time. Grace became a board member in June 2025.
JANE PATTERSON
Jane became a board member in July 2023. She served as Vice President of the chapter until July 2024.
Jane became a board member in July 2023. She served as Vice President of the chapter until July 2024.
JANINE KHAREY
Janine’s lifelong passion for the natural world is intertwined in her many iterations. Beginning with her work as an artist and illustrator, through children’s programming in public libraries, motherhood, and her career as an educator. Instilling enduring curiosity about the natural world is also integral to her current focus on empowering ordinary people to believe their actions, no matter how small, can impact the world for the better. Janine is a graduate of the LMNGBR class of Fall 2021, Founding President of Wild Ones GBR, a Master Gardener, and curator of a 250 plus native plant habitat in East Baton Rouge. Janine became a board member in July 2026.
Janine’s lifelong passion for the natural world is intertwined in her many iterations. Beginning with her work as an artist and illustrator, through children’s programming in public libraries, motherhood, and her career as an educator. Instilling enduring curiosity about the natural world is also integral to her current focus on empowering ordinary people to believe their actions, no matter how small, can impact the world for the better. Janine is a graduate of the LMNGBR class of Fall 2021, Founding President of Wild Ones GBR, a Master Gardener, and curator of a 250 plus native plant habitat in East Baton Rouge. Janine became a board member in July 2026.
JERRI BECNEL
I completed the coursework for LMNGBR in the spring of 2020. I have always had a love for the outdoors. Being a part of the Naturalist community gives me many opportunities to learn more about our natural world while meeting many interesting like-minded people. As one of the coordinators of the Baton Rouge outings committee, I hope you will join us for some fun while we explore some of Louisiana's best spots for enhancing our knowledge of local flora and fauna. Jerri became a board member in June 2025.
I completed the coursework for LMNGBR in the spring of 2020. I have always had a love for the outdoors. Being a part of the Naturalist community gives me many opportunities to learn more about our natural world while meeting many interesting like-minded people. As one of the coordinators of the Baton Rouge outings committee, I hope you will join us for some fun while we explore some of Louisiana's best spots for enhancing our knowledge of local flora and fauna. Jerri became a board member in June 2025.
KATHERINE GIVIDEN
Katherine is a dedicated Louisiana Master Naturalist and an Advanced Florida Master Naturalist who genuinely loves sharing her passion for the environment. Having served as President of both the Louisiana Master Naturalist state board and the Greater Baton Rouge chapter, she works hard to promote conservation and education in our community. She also serves on the board of Atelier de la Nature and coordinates Cajun FrogWatch of Louisiana.
In 2018, Katherine was honored with the Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s Governor’s Award for Conservationist of the Year for her efforts in educating others about conservation in Louisiana. She has served as the Vice President of the Baton Rouge Area Audubon Society and also serves as Vice President of the Louisiana Hiking Club. Additionally, Katherine is a certified instructor for American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid training, making sure others are equipped to handle outdoor emergencies. Her approachable nature and commitment to the community make her an invaluable asset to our group!
Katherine is a dedicated Louisiana Master Naturalist and an Advanced Florida Master Naturalist who genuinely loves sharing her passion for the environment. Having served as President of both the Louisiana Master Naturalist state board and the Greater Baton Rouge chapter, she works hard to promote conservation and education in our community. She also serves on the board of Atelier de la Nature and coordinates Cajun FrogWatch of Louisiana.
In 2018, Katherine was honored with the Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s Governor’s Award for Conservationist of the Year for her efforts in educating others about conservation in Louisiana. She has served as the Vice President of the Baton Rouge Area Audubon Society and also serves as Vice President of the Louisiana Hiking Club. Additionally, Katherine is a certified instructor for American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid training, making sure others are equipped to handle outdoor emergencies. Her approachable nature and commitment to the community make her an invaluable asset to our group!
KRISTA ADAMS
Krista Adams, a New Orleans native, has lived in the Baton Rouge area since 1997. She spent her childhood years enjoying the outdoors at her grandparent’s camp in Grand Isle, Louisiana. Additionally, she developed a love of nature from her father, Gary Salathe, the founder of the Louisiana Iris Conservation Initiative. While passionate about all things nature, Krista is especially fond of Purple Martins and other native birds. Krista has become known as a Purple Martin enthusiast and enjoys teaching others about one of America’s most well-loved songbirds. She often speaks at educational events and has several Purple Martin conservation sites that she manages in Louisiana. Krista visits local schools and provides educational activities for the students about Purple Martins and other wildlife. In May 2019, Krista hosted her first Purple Martin event at North Park in Denham Springs where she and her family have a Purple Martin colony. Krista’s hope is that her conservation efforts will not only help the birds but also encourage families to enjoy the outdoors. Krista is a member of several birding organizations including the Purple Martin Conservation Association, Louisiana Ornithological Society and the Baton Rouge Audubon Society. If you are interested in learning more about Purple Martins or having Krista present at your event, please contact her at [email protected] or 225-931-4177.
Krista works at the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine in the Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine department. She attended Southeastern Louisiana University and received a BA degree in Office Administration and Management. She resides in Denham Springs with her husband. They have four daughters and two granddaughters. She is a graduate of the 2019 LMNGBR class and joined the Baton Rouge chapter's board of directors in 2020. She is currently serving on the Executive Committee as a Member-At-Large.
Krista Adams, a New Orleans native, has lived in the Baton Rouge area since 1997. She spent her childhood years enjoying the outdoors at her grandparent’s camp in Grand Isle, Louisiana. Additionally, she developed a love of nature from her father, Gary Salathe, the founder of the Louisiana Iris Conservation Initiative. While passionate about all things nature, Krista is especially fond of Purple Martins and other native birds. Krista has become known as a Purple Martin enthusiast and enjoys teaching others about one of America’s most well-loved songbirds. She often speaks at educational events and has several Purple Martin conservation sites that she manages in Louisiana. Krista visits local schools and provides educational activities for the students about Purple Martins and other wildlife. In May 2019, Krista hosted her first Purple Martin event at North Park in Denham Springs where she and her family have a Purple Martin colony. Krista’s hope is that her conservation efforts will not only help the birds but also encourage families to enjoy the outdoors. Krista is a member of several birding organizations including the Purple Martin Conservation Association, Louisiana Ornithological Society and the Baton Rouge Audubon Society. If you are interested in learning more about Purple Martins or having Krista present at your event, please contact her at [email protected] or 225-931-4177.
Krista works at the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine in the Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine department. She attended Southeastern Louisiana University and received a BA degree in Office Administration and Management. She resides in Denham Springs with her husband. They have four daughters and two granddaughters. She is a graduate of the 2019 LMNGBR class and joined the Baton Rouge chapter's board of directors in 2020. She is currently serving on the Executive Committee as a Member-At-Large.
LORI RADUNZEL-DAVIS
Lori is originally from Wisconsin, but a long and winding path brought her to Baton Rouge in 2007. A few careers ago, she worked managing native habitats (mostly removing invasive plants) in Wisconsin and Minnesota. She started with LMNGBR in the Spring 2020 class and graduated with the Spring 2021 class. She served in the past on the Outreach Committee and has made displays at multiple Baton Rouge libraries. She decided to return to her invasive killing roots and is currently the Habitat Restoration Chair. While she was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines, she developed an interest in caves and so she and her family have toured caves in 10 different states. Lori became a board member in June 2025.
Lori is originally from Wisconsin, but a long and winding path brought her to Baton Rouge in 2007. A few careers ago, she worked managing native habitats (mostly removing invasive plants) in Wisconsin and Minnesota. She started with LMNGBR in the Spring 2020 class and graduated with the Spring 2021 class. She served in the past on the Outreach Committee and has made displays at multiple Baton Rouge libraries. She decided to return to her invasive killing roots and is currently the Habitat Restoration Chair. While she was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines, she developed an interest in caves and so she and her family have toured caves in 10 different states. Lori became a board member in June 2025.
LYDIA NICHOLS-RUSSELL
Lydia is a parks & people enthusiast from just outside Washington, D.C. She spent 7 years as an outdoor educator in San Francisco before landing in Baton Rouge and now works for BREC as a Natural Resource Manager. She loves the curiosity and calm that nature inspires and strongly believes everyone deserves to feel welcome and comfortable in their local green spaces. She is a member of the Fall 2024 LMNGBR cohort and chairs the Outreach Committee. Lydia became a board member in June 2025.
Lydia is a parks & people enthusiast from just outside Washington, D.C. She spent 7 years as an outdoor educator in San Francisco before landing in Baton Rouge and now works for BREC as a Natural Resource Manager. She loves the curiosity and calm that nature inspires and strongly believes everyone deserves to feel welcome and comfortable in their local green spaces. She is a member of the Fall 2024 LMNGBR cohort and chairs the Outreach Committee. Lydia became a board member in June 2025.
NANETTE OLIVIER
Nanette Olivier, born and raised on a Louisiana bayou, made her way to Baton Rouge 34 years ago following stints in Lafayette and Illinois. She holds an undergraduate degree in piano performance and a masters degree in education (special education). After retiring from the Louisiana Department of Education, she completed the LMNGBR program (spring 2018). Nanette enjoys wandering through our state’s lush swamps, hiking in the mountains, exploring the world of birds, and learning about the plants and insects in our environment. In other words, she is very much a generalist and is grateful for the opportunity to learn more about promoting the stewardship of our environment on behalf of future generations. She and her husband have two children and one precious grandchild. Nanette became a board member in March 2022. She also served as the Chair of our Quarterly Meeting Committee for several years.
Nanette Olivier, born and raised on a Louisiana bayou, made her way to Baton Rouge 34 years ago following stints in Lafayette and Illinois. She holds an undergraduate degree in piano performance and a masters degree in education (special education). After retiring from the Louisiana Department of Education, she completed the LMNGBR program (spring 2018). Nanette enjoys wandering through our state’s lush swamps, hiking in the mountains, exploring the world of birds, and learning about the plants and insects in our environment. In other words, she is very much a generalist and is grateful for the opportunity to learn more about promoting the stewardship of our environment on behalf of future generations. She and her husband have two children and one precious grandchild. Nanette became a board member in March 2022. She also served as the Chair of our Quarterly Meeting Committee for several years.
NATALIE POOLE
Natalie is from Grand Lake, Louisiana, but currently resides in Lafayette, Louisiana. She graduated from McNeese State University in 2008 with a B.S. in Health and Human Performance. While she has always loved the outdoors, her interest in better understanding and preserving native flora and fauna came while she was a zookeeper at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Natalie is a graduate of the 2018 fall Master Naturalist class.
Natalie is from Grand Lake, Louisiana, but currently resides in Lafayette, Louisiana. She graduated from McNeese State University in 2008 with a B.S. in Health and Human Performance. While she has always loved the outdoors, her interest in better understanding and preserving native flora and fauna came while she was a zookeeper at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Natalie is a graduate of the 2018 fall Master Naturalist class.
TERRY KIDD
Terry Kidd is a retired military member with a love of nature and everything outdoors. He has been a member of LMNGBR since Fall 2021 and has spent many hours volunteering, learning and experiencing all aspects of the outdoors. His motto : “Life is meant to be lived.” Terry became a board member in June 2025.
Terry Kidd is a retired military member with a love of nature and everything outdoors. He has been a member of LMNGBR since Fall 2021 and has spent many hours volunteering, learning and experiencing all aspects of the outdoors. His motto : “Life is meant to be lived.” Terry became a board member in June 2025.