Huyck Preserve Staff
Executive Director |
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Anne Rhoads, Ph.D.
518-813-5583
Anne@huyckpreserve.org
Anne has been the Director of Conservation and Education since 2017. Prior to taking this position, she was a member of the Preserve’s Board of Directors for six years. Anne has been a member of the Preserve since moving to the area with her family in 2009. The multipronged mission of the Preserve attracted Anne, while her children fell in love with the waterfall, lake, and boardwalk trails.
Anne holds a Ph.D. from Brown University where she focused her research on forest ecology and the impacts of human and natural disturbances on forest communities. She has always been passionate about environmental protection and knew from the outset that she would apply her knowledge of natural systems to working in land conservation.
As Director of Conservation and Education, Anne is responsible for leading the conservation, education, and research efforts of the Preserve. She is excited to connect the local community and region with the land through education and stewardship while continuing to build and integrate the long-term research mission of the Preserve. Exposing children to the wonders of nature through field trips, summer programs, and events for all ages positively impacts their lives and is the best insurance for long-term environmental stewardship. Of course, it’s never too late to feel the positive impacts of time in nature! Contact Anne to share your ideas or for information on education programs, research opportunities, or ways you can be involved with the Preserve as a volunteer.
518-813-5583
Anne@huyckpreserve.org
Anne has been the Director of Conservation and Education since 2017. Prior to taking this position, she was a member of the Preserve’s Board of Directors for six years. Anne has been a member of the Preserve since moving to the area with her family in 2009. The multipronged mission of the Preserve attracted Anne, while her children fell in love with the waterfall, lake, and boardwalk trails.
Anne holds a Ph.D. from Brown University where she focused her research on forest ecology and the impacts of human and natural disturbances on forest communities. She has always been passionate about environmental protection and knew from the outset that she would apply her knowledge of natural systems to working in land conservation.
As Director of Conservation and Education, Anne is responsible for leading the conservation, education, and research efforts of the Preserve. She is excited to connect the local community and region with the land through education and stewardship while continuing to build and integrate the long-term research mission of the Preserve. Exposing children to the wonders of nature through field trips, summer programs, and events for all ages positively impacts their lives and is the best insurance for long-term environmental stewardship. Of course, it’s never too late to feel the positive impacts of time in nature! Contact Anne to share your ideas or for information on education programs, research opportunities, or ways you can be involved with the Preserve as a volunteer.
Buildings and Ground Supervisor
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Adam Caprio
518-813-6472 adam@huyckpreserve.org Adam has been working at the Huyck Preserve and Biological Research Station as the Buildings and Ground Supervisor for over ten years, giving him extensive knowledge of the Huyck Preserve's history. He is the primary force behind the maintenance of the Preserve's twelve miles of trails and the care and upkeep of our buildings and facilities. |
In addition to all his other tasks, Adam was our bartender for the Annual Benefit 2014!
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Administration and Finance Manager
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Leah Waldron
leah@huyckpreserve.org |
Membership and Outreach Coordinator
Michaela Fisher
michaela@huyckpreserve.org
Michaela started working as the Membership and Outreach Coordinator in the fall of 2019. She began her work with the Preserve as an education assistant, and previously attended the Wildlife Ecology Research Program as a high school student. She has a background in natural resources and writing. Michaela now attends the State University of New York at Albany, where she is working on a master’s degree in Biodiversity, Conservation, and Policy.
michaela@huyckpreserve.org
Michaela started working as the Membership and Outreach Coordinator in the fall of 2019. She began her work with the Preserve as an education assistant, and previously attended the Wildlife Ecology Research Program as a high school student. She has a background in natural resources and writing. Michaela now attends the State University of New York at Albany, where she is working on a master’s degree in Biodiversity, Conservation, and Policy.
Wildlife Rehabilitator and Educator
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Kelly Martin
Kelly has been a New York State Wildlife Rehabilitator for many years and is the president of the NYS Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. She presents the summer Wildlife Family Hour program in which she guides families of all ages in short hikes and presents some of her educational animals. Kelly can be booked for presentations at the Preserve for school groups and other events. She can be seen at many of the annual events at the Preserve as well, such as the Bird Festival in the spring. |
