DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS
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TREASURER- Scott Peterson
Scott Peterson is a Director for the Clare Conservation District. Scott has owned and operated a farm in Clare County for over 15 years. He is familiar with a lot of programs offered by the District and feels that Conservation practices and programs are important. If you would like to email Scott, please click here. DIRECTOR- Debbie Mason
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DIRECTOR- Clint Colosky
Director- Matt Todd
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR- Robert (Bob) Mussel
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Staff Members
Misty Hayes, District Administrator
Christiane Rathke, Soil Erosion
Christiane joined the District August 2020 as our Soil Erosion Agent.
Christiane is a born and raised county girl that has lived in the area her
entire life. She has had a love for the natural environment since a very
young age. Christiane comes to us with a Bachelor’s degree from Spring
Arbor University in Organizational Management. Christiane is an avid
houndswomen. She also enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, gardening,
reading and crafting.
Christiane is a born and raised county girl that has lived in the area her
entire life. She has had a love for the natural environment since a very
young age. Christiane comes to us with a Bachelor’s degree from Spring
Arbor University in Organizational Management. Christiane is an avid
houndswomen. She also enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, gardening,
reading and crafting.
Toni Maize, Spongy Moth (Gypsy Moth) Coordinator
Joe Nash, District Forester
Joe joined the District July 2022 as our District Forester.
Joe is a Michigan native. He has a Bachelor's degree in Forestry from Michigan Technological University and a Master's in Forest Resource Management from SUNY ESF in upstate New York. Joe has always had a passion for forest ecosystems and in promoting the wise use of forest resources. He is also an avid outdoorsman and loves to hike, camp, and forage in our native forests.
Joe is a Michigan native. He has a Bachelor's degree in Forestry from Michigan Technological University and a Master's in Forest Resource Management from SUNY ESF in upstate New York. Joe has always had a passion for forest ecosystems and in promoting the wise use of forest resources. He is also an avid outdoorsman and loves to hike, camp, and forage in our native forests.