Megan D’Errico

Megan D’Errico has a background in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education and academic leadership, with a Ph.D. in Geological & Environmental Sciences, and a master’s degree in teaching. Over the course of her career, she has worked as a faculty member, program director, and academic administrator, supporting students in STEM, while Read more…

Kelleann Foster

Kelleann’s passion for the environment and her professional training as a landscape architect led her to understand the critical importance of land conservation. Her teaching, research and community service all focused on this throughout her career. She recently retired from Penn State as the director of the Stuckeman School of Read more…

Collin Hobbs

Collin Hobbs first heard about Placer Land Trust over a decade ago, when he relocated to Auburn from Sacramento and moved into the Real Estate business. He enjoys living on a five acre parcel in the Auburn area, keeping its wild creek-bed areas wild and using other areas for sustenance. Read more…

Karen Keene

Karen considers herself a native Californian, despite being born in Maine, as she has lived most of her formative and adult years in northern California. Following her passion for land use and natural resources policy, Karen completed graduate coursework in City and Regional Planning at California Polytechnic, San Luis Obispo. Read more…

Jill Miller

Jill Miller lives in Roseville with her two children, Emily (19) and Elijah (13), and her two rescue dogs, Seymour and Ellie. Raised in South Lake Tahoe, she is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, paddleboarding, horseback riding, yoga, great food, and live music.  Jill serves as Program Director for Read more…

Mark Rideout

Mark’s connection with Placer County began at his Grandparents’ property in Ophir, which they purchased in 1924. With an Architecture degree from San Luis Obispo and study in Copenhagen, Mark started work at Placer County in 1993.  Eight years later, Mark moved his family to Ophir, where they reside today. Read more…

Iggy Rivas

Iggy Rivas discovered his love for the outdoors while growing up in Los Angeles. (Yes, it was possible back then!) Since moving to Northern California, he has seen urbanization taking over formerly pristine areas in Placer County. Iggy worked for a mining and construction company based in Sacramento, retiring as Read more…