Prescott Creeks Board of Directors

Portrait: Doris Cellarius
Doris originally joined Prescott Creeks to learn about riparian areas and to help protect our creeks from pollution. In addition to her duties as Board Chair, Doris serves on the Fundraising Committee and monitors water quality as a Creek Crew volunteer. Doris lives on Aspen Creek, which she enjoys for its very interesting terrain, from its headwaters in the mountains to where it...
Board Chair
Portrait: Joel Hiller
Joel Hiller served as Board Chair from June 2006 through July 2008. Joel's background is in planning and development, and he's contributed his skills to numerous organizations and committees including Prescott College and Yavapai Regional Medical Center. Joel recommends Prescott's Granite Creek Greenways Trail to locals and visitors alike as a scenic tree-lined trail experience in the...
Director
Portrait: Karen O'Neil
In addition to serving on Prescott Creeks' Board of Directors, Karen O’Neil coordinates bird surveys for the Watson Woods Restoration Plan, as well as Important Bird Area (IBA) surveys through the Audubon Society. Karen's favorite local creek is Granite because she's interacted with it the most, and has gained an awareness of its ecological richness.
Director
Portrait: Russ Fosha
Russ Fosha started with Prescott Creeks as a volunteer for the Creek Observation Guide, and has served on the Board of Directors since 2007. Russ also monitors groundwater levels in Watson Woods Riparian Preserve, and chairs Prescott Creeks' Finance Committee. Russ enjoys any creek that provides opportunities to hike or mountain bike.
Director
Portrait: Jeff Low
Jeff Low was a member of Prescott Creeks for two years before joining the Board of Directors in 2008. In addition to the Board, Jeff serves on Prescott Creeks' Fundraising Committee and coordinates the annual Run for the Creeks. As an Arizona native, Jeff has a deep appreciation for areas with live streams and running water. Jeff's goal is to promote the importance of preserving our...
Director