1. Association of Natural Resource Extension Professionals
ANREP

2. What is ANREP? A national association for
cooperative extension professionals in:
Environmental education
Fisheries
Forestry & wood sciences
Range
Recreation
Waste
management
Water &
watersheds
Coastal resources & Sea Grant
Climate change
Wildlife
Sustainable living
Energy
Related disciplines

3. Who can be members?
Members may be active or retired Extension employees at the county, area, state, or national level
Dues are $60 a year,
$30 for students,
or $300 for life
membership for
retirees

4. Leadership 2015 President – Dean Solomon, MI
President-Elect – Diana Rashash, NC
Past President – Robert Bardon, NC
Secretary – Kevin Zobrist, WA
Treasurer – Romona Madhosingh-Hector, FL
Executive Secretary – Bill Hubbard, FL
Regional Representatives:
Southern Region – Lara Miller, FL
Western Region – Peter Warren, AR
Northeast Region – Amy Rowe, NJ
Northcentral Region – Kris Tiles, WI

5. ANREP’s Objectives
Bring Extension professionals together to discuss mutual natural resource issues, needs, and opportunities.
Advance natural
resources Extension
through continuing
education for
Extension
professionals.

6. ANREP’s Objectives
Promote cooperation among states and regions, agencies, associations, and businesses on natural resource education programs.
Develop, sponsor, and promote education and training programs that advance natural resource management.
Strengthen communication with Extension administrators.

7. Membership Benefits
Biennial national conference (even years). Members receive a reduced rate; professional development and opportunities to make national presentations.
Travel scholarship program helps defray the costs of attending the biennial conference.
Opportunities to network with natural resources colleagues.
National awards program. President’s Award, Early Career Leadership Award, Career Leadership Award, Individual Program Leadership Award, Outstanding Team Award, and a variety of Outstanding Educational Materials Awards.
National listserv for sharing information about job openings and more.

8. Membership Benefits Searchable member directory on website.
Quarterly electronic newsletter including information about programming tools and successes.
Database of sustainability teaching tools on website.
A voice for natural resources at the national level through Joint Council of Extension Professionals (JCEP) participation.
JCEP provides direct input to ECOP (Extension Committee on Organization and Policy) and other Extension administrative units.
JCEP sponsors an annual leadership conference, the Public Issues Leadership Development (PILD) Conference, and the Galaxy conference every five years.
Participation on the Board of the Journal of Extension (JOE;

9. What You Can Do Pay your dues annually. Recruit new members.
Volunteer to be state champion.
Stay involved in organization.
Attend conference ANREP/NACDEP join conference in Burlington, Vermont.
Volunteer to help with conferences, serve on a committee, or to serve in a leadership role.

10. I joined ANREP because…
...in my work in a new subject area – sustainable living – I needed advice from colleagues in many fields - forestry, environmental ed, biology, energy. What other organization offers such a range of expertise? (Viviane Simon-Brown, Oregon State Univ.)
...I want to have a voice in what’s going on in my profession at the national level (Mike Kuhns, Utah State Univ.)
...I’ve gained access to a great pool of knowledge, a place to go where they “talk my language,” and a group of co-workers who believe what we are doing is worth doing. (Adam Downing, Penn State Univ.)

11. I joined ANREP because…
...natural resources is a “growth area” for Cooperative Extension, and ANREP is a professional organization that ensures that natural resources is represented within extension. (Gary Goff, Cornell Univ.)
...it represents natural resource extension Professionals on a national level through JCEP and ECOP. (Mike Kroenke, Univ. of Minnesota)
...it brings together extension professionals who share common visions and challenges. (James Finley, Penn State Univ.)
...it’s been exciting to see an organization grow and develop that includes all disciplines that deal with natural resources. (Deborah Hill, Univ. of Kentucky)

12. Contact Website: www.anrep.org
Listserv:
to join
to post a message
Mailing address:
ANREP c/o Bill Hubbard
USDA FS SRS SWUIC Center
PO Box
Gainesville, FL 32611