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The Board of
WildLaw is currently made up of:
Lamar Marshall, Board President,
is a renown wildlands advocate and eco-warrior. He is
the
founder of Wild
South and publisher of Wild South Magazine. Lamar is an experienced
woodsman and wilderness guide.
Dr. Harvard Ayers, Vice
President, is a professor at Appalachian State
University in Boone, North Carolina. He is the founder
of Appalachian Voices, the only organization dedicated
to the protection of forests throughout the Appalachian
from Alabama to Maine.
Tammy Belinsky is an attorney in
Virginia. Tammy is a former staff attorney at WildLaw
and is very active in several Virginia conservation
organization.
Matt Hooton is a real estate
developer and timber business owner from Clay County,
Alabama. As an advocate for true sustainable forestry
on private lands and for protection for forests on
public lands, Matt exemplifies the type of responsible
businessperson Alabama and the South need more of if
things are going to change for the better.
Larry Jarrett
currently serves on the Board of the
Nature Conservancy, Audubon Mississippi, & the
Mississippi State University College of Forest
Resources advisory council. Larry also coordinates
local organizing and landowner participation in the
Southern Forests Network Group Certification
Program, and brings to the board expansive knowledge
about forest sustainability and organizing.
Felicia Jones
is the Executive Director of the Black Belt Community
Foundation in Selma, Alabama, which supports community
efforts that contribute to the strength, innovation and
success in Alabama’s 12 poorest counties.
Robin Lewis is head of Lewis
Environmental Services, Inc. in Ruskin, Florida. He
provides expert consultation in Tropical Wetland
Restoration.
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