Conservation History Association of Texas
1304 Mariposa Drive, #211
Austin, Texas 78704-4404

For more information about the group and its work, please feel free to contact the Coordinator, David Todd, at 512-416-0400 or dtodd @ wt.org.

Here we would also like to acknowledge the generous support we've been fortunate to receive from many groups and individuals:

Fiscal sponsor: Conservation History Association of Texas

Physical archive: Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin

Digital outreach: Quinn Stewart and Gary Geisler at the School of Information, University of Texas at Austin

Digital repository:  Thomas Kiehne and Pat Galloway, at the School of Information, University of Texas at Austin.  Mr. Kiehne has produced an excellent summary of the possible solutions to archival obsolescence and deterioration challenges.

Video and photographic archive contributors:  Benedictine Resource Center, National Audubon Society, Natural Areas Preservation Association, Texas Parks and Wildlife

Individual participants: Eric Acevedo (light and sound); Justin Bankston (website database); Gilok Choi (website architecture); Pat Galloway (long-term archival storage and retrieval); Judy Holloway (transcription); Chad Hutchens (website architecture, design, development); Robin Johnson (transcription); Thomas Kiehne (digital repository); Nadalia Liu (website architecture); David Montoya (website database); Libby Peterek (website architecture, design, development); Sarah Rehm (website design); Sandra Skrei (curriculum developer); Gary Spalding (light and sound); Quinn Stewart (digital resources); John Stubbe (website architecture); David Todd (coordinator); Alan Weisman (soundtrack); David Weisman (cameraman, editor); Patrick Williams (website architecture);  Shane Williams (server maintenance).

Trustees: Janice Bezanson (environmental non-profit administrator), Susan Petersen (Chair, and newspaper manager), Ted Siff (Treasurer, and educational publishing administrator)

Emeritus trustees:  Sue Bumpous (environmental educator and agency official), John Hamilton (agency official), Beth Hudson (journalist and teacher), Helen Thorpe (journalist)

Advisory Council: Laura Dunn (documentary filmmaker), Stephen Klineberg (Rice University professor), Louis Marchiafava (archivist), Martin Melosi (University of Houston history professor), Char Miller (Trinity University history professor), Lydia Saldaña (Texas Parks and Wildlife communications director), Paul Stekler (University of Texas filmmaking professor)

Major donors: Brown Foundation, Clayton Fund, Environmental Defense, Friends of the Texas Historical Commission, Houston Endowment, Humanities Texas, Magnolia Charitable Trust, Meadows Foundation, Price Foundation, Summerlee Foundation, Susan Vaughan Foundation, Texas Parks and Wildlife, the Wray Charitable Trust, and a variety of generous individuals.