Peg Reagan served a four-year term as county commissioner in a rural, timber-dependent county along Oregon's coast from 1991-1995.  Recognizing the need for information, communication and staff support among Oregon's conservation-minded county commissioners and the opportunity environmental activists have to turn county commissioners into allies, Reagan founded the Conservation Leaders Network in 1996.  In 1998, the network expanded its geographic scope to encompass the entire country.

In addition to her work as the Executive Director of the Conservation Leaders Network and serving as county commissioner in Curry County, Reagan's public service includes six years on the Oregon Seismic Safety policy Advisory Commission, two years on the Oregon Community Services Commission, two years on the board of directors of 1000 Friends of Oregon, four years on the Association of Oregon Counties' Land Use Committee and Public Lands, Natural Resources and Agriculture committee, four years on the Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association and three years as an active member of the Coastal Natural Hazards Policy Working Group.

Volunteers

Many thanks to our volunteers who help us with our work.  Maryann Barnhart,  Laura Greathead, Kay Jenson, Thomas Loehr, Evelyn Reagan, Linda Richards, MarVi Shumaker-Pruitt, Dave Sorenson and Vincent Thoms.

Annual Volunteer Luncheon 2006                                                                                                                                                                Laura Greathead, Karim Shumaker-Administrative Assistant,                                                                                                                    Peg Reagan-Executive Director, Kay Jenson and Maryann Barnhart

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