Board of Directors
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Sunni Nabozney, President Originally from Pennsylvania, Sunni moved to Missoula 16 years ago to study at the University of Montana, where she obtained her Bachelors degree in Zoology. Before having children, she worked at the USDA Forest Service for 10 years in public affairs and wildlife management while taking graduate courses in Communication Studies. Sunni and her husband Kris live in the Rattlesnake valley with their two children, Maya and Aksel. The Nabozneys love to ski, bike, raft and hike together. |
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Sarah Millar, Vice President After moving to Missoula in 1996, and getting her Bachelors degree in Wildlife Biology from The University of Montana, Sarah spent several seasons doing fieldwork researching various critters from voles to Canada lynx. She then got her Masters Degree in Education and a teaching certificate in biology. Sarah is also a certified Master Naturalist and currently works from her home in the Rattlesnake valley. She enjoys hiking, biking, skiing and fishing with her husband Zach and daughters Gillian and Lucy. |
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Mike Robinson, Board Member Raised in Colorado, Mike first moved to Missoula in 1991 to study geology at UM. After graduating, he worked both as an exploration geologist and in the environmental consulting field. He also spent 3 years developing a biofules company in Wisconsin. He now lives on Missoula’s north side and owns and operates a farrier service. Mike and his family love to bike, fish, saunter, and play hide and seek together. |
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Joy Williams, Treasurer Joy grew up in Missoula and earned both her Bachelors Degree and Masters of Accountancy at The University of Montana. As a CPA, she worked with and for various nonprofits in Missoula for ten years before choosing to raise her three daughters, Emma, Riley, and Rachel, full time. Joy has a passion for photography and preserving her family’s memories through photo-journaling and albums. Joy’s family loves to attend Griz Basketball and Missoula Osprey games and enjoys playing in Missoula’s outdoors whenever possible. |
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