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Contacts
Environmental Concern’s facility is located in St. Michaels,
MD, on the head waters of San Domingo Creek, a tributary of
the Chesapeake Bay. Our main office hours are 8:00-5:00 Monday-Friday. Learn more about EC by contacting the following staff members:
Board Members and Officers:
Dr. Edgar Garbisch, Founder, Honorary Board Member
Suzanne Pittenger-Slear, President, CEO, Board Chair, Treasurer
Marie Wroten, Secretary, Board Member
Wes Tower, Board Member
Alex Corckran, Board Member
Administration:
Suzanne Pittenger-Slear
President
(410)745-9620 x 201
email: sslear@wetland.org
Robin G. Harrison
Controller
(410) 745-9620 x208
email: beekeeper@wetland.org
Native Plant Nursery
Leslie Hunter-Cario
Nursery Manager
(410)745-9620 x223
email: horticulture@wetland.org
Penny Greeley
Nursery Sales
(410)745-9620 x227
email: nursery-sales@wetland.org
Nursery Staff
Rachel Sutphin,
Nursery Technician
John Bax
Debbie Danser
Fabiola Morales
Wetland Education
Sarah Toman Hilderbrand
Education Director & Schoolyard Habitat Specialist
410) 745-9620 x226
email: Dir.Educate@wetland.org
email: POW@wetland.org
Katelin Frase
Wetland Educator
(410) 745-9620
email: teachwetlands@wetland.org
Susan Sanger
Wetland Educator
(410) 745-9620
email: wow@wetland.org
Restoration
Gene Slear
(410)745-9620 x202
email: construction@wetland.org
Kody Cario
Wetland Restoration Manager
(410) 745-9620
email: saltmarsh@wetland.org
Jessica Lister
Wetland Restoration Project Manager and GIS Specialist
(410) 745-9620 x222
email: restorewetlands@wetland.org
Oyster Program Manager
email: oysters@wetland.org
Diane Miller
Wetland Restoration Specialist
(410) 745-9620 x212
email: restoration@wetland.org
Restoration Staff
Joe Akeret
Chris Oakes
William Ryall
Jimmy Thomas
Lyndsey Weaknecht
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Jessica, Leslie, Suzanne, and Kody
on their
way to Poplar Island.

Nursery Sales Coordinator Penny Greeley
collecting elderberry fruit.

Restoration Staff planting a Living Shoreline.

Education Director Sarah Hilderbrand instructing elementary students prior to planting their schoolyard habitat.
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