Sharon Hanek… is an accountant turned public policy researcher as a result of her concerns over education and land rights issues.  Over the past 20 years, she has watched the systems of education, environmentalism, and property rights issues change due to laws and regulations and now helps citizens become more effective in their actions.  Sharon established Research Mom consulting to provide public policy research to

Dick Bergeron… has been defending rural private property rights for over 20 years. He fought on the side of farmers and property owners in California, and in Florida during the Sawgrass Rebellion of 2002. Dick serves as an Advisory Board Member of the Olympic Stewardship Foundation of Jefferson County, is President of Chimacum Grange and Chair of the Small Ag Producer Caucus. He currently resides

Norman MacLeod… A native from Vermont, Norman MacLeod received a forestry degree before entering the Air Force.  His experiences led him to launch Gaelic Wolf Consulting a service that combines science and public policy specializing in natural resource issues. Recently Norman played a key role as founder of the Environmental Sciences Independent Peer Review Institute and passed a first-of-its-kind scientific integrity legislation in Washington.

Steve Neugebauer… is a licensed geologist/hydrogeologist/engineering geologist with 30 years experience working and developing ecological projects. His company specializes on regulatory compliance and technological development based on sound science. He conducts professional workshops on code enforcement and critical areas. Ed Kilduff… is a licensed geologist/hydrogeologist/engineering geologist in Washington and California.  He has spent over 20 years working on environmental and geological projects resolving technically challenging