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Steering Committee

The HRWA Steering Committee is representative of various sectors and geographic locations. The Seats in the Steering Committee will be filled according to the following matrix, to the fullest extent possible, in an effort to create the most representative committee possible, in respect to both sector and region. In the event that all 15 seats cannot be filled as indicated on the matrix below, priority will be given to achieving approximately equal representation by sector. Terms begin January 1 and end December 31.

2009	Agencies	Research/ Education Groups	Professional/ Regional Environmental Groups	Local/Grassroots Environmental Groups	At-Large
Upper Hudson/ Mohawk Region	2 year term	Rik Scarce, Skidmore College 2 year term	1 year term	Roy Lamberton, Onesquethaw-Coeymans Watershed Council 3 year term	Russell Urban Mead, Hydrogeologist, The Chazen Companies 2 year term
Mid Hudson	William Harding, Watershed Protection & Partnership Council, NYS Dept. of State 1 year term	Doug Reed, Hudson Basin River Watch 3 year term	Phil Ehrensaft, Mid-Hudson Sierra Club 2 year term	Scott Chase, Friends of Stissing Landmarks 1 year term	Simon Gruber, Environmental Consultant 1 year term
Lower Hudson	Janet Burnet/Geoff Welch, Ramapo River Watershed Intermunicipal Council 3 year term	1 year term	David Church, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater 3 year term	Jan Blaire, Federated Conservationists of Westchester County 2 year term	Theodore Eisenman, OurHudson.org 3 year term

Agencies: Federal, state, county and local agencies.
Research/Education Groups: Universities, educational groups and centers, research institutions, etc.
Professional/Regional Environmental Groups: National or regional environmental groups, foundations, and land trusts.
Local/Grassroots Environmental Groups: Citizen or volunteer-based groups with little or no paid staff, watershed groups.
At-Large: May include businesses, professionals, municipal officials, non-environmental community groups, and others from any region.