Lindsay Brookhart - Secretary
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Lindsay is a native of Spokane, Washington and an avid admirer of the beauties of the Inland Northwest. She currently works as a nurse practitioner at a local health clinic for the underprivileged and underserved community in North Spokane. Her career in medicine has provided her with the knowledge that the health of individuals exists in tandem with the state of the natural world around them— to support the wellness of our community we must also support and prioritize the natural ecosystems that surrounds us. Aside from her work in the medical community, Lindsay is the mother of one human child and four furry ones, including a stoic, wise, old dog and three cats. Lindsay’s decision to join the board of On Sacred Ground Land Trust is based on her core belief that all forms of the life on this planet matter. It is her privilege to be part of an organization that is working to sustain and support the Earth with a spirit of stewardship and respect for our planet and the many life systems it sustains. |
Joe Hessenius - Board Chair
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Joe is an experienced farmer, yogi, painter, writer and wanderer. He spends many days on the road, learning skills and techniques from different peoples and places. Joe currently supports Aurora Farms, Ferry Boat Seeds and Two Farms Lamb and Wool on San Juan Island, has worked in sustainable forestry with Sacred Earth Foundation in Goldendale, WA, and implemented green building techniques for private landowners in Port Townsend, WA. Joe has also helped Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples in Arcata, CA with editing, writing and other various tasks. Joe pursues his passions where work and play collide to create a wonderful story that is life. |
Margaret Seraphin - Grants Committee Chair
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Margaret worked for the Student Conservation Association where she contributed to habitat restoration, trail building and environmental education in multiple locations throughout the U.S. These experiences helped highlight the importance of exposing people of various backgrounds to nature and creating a connection to the natural world. It was through this work that she developed a passion for conservation and environmental stewardship. Margaret believes that through connecting people of all ages and backgrounds with nature, it helps strengthen the connection between people's actions and their impact on the world. Margaret currently lives in Bellingham, WA with her husband and spends time exploring the natural beauty the area has to offer. |