John Buchser is the former longtime Rio Grande Chapter chairman, and he remains out Water Team chair and has been a member of the Rio Grande Chapter for decades.
Question: What is your position in the Rio Grande Chapter?
John Buchser: Water issues chair
Q: How long have you been active in the chapter?
JB: About 30 years
Q: What is your favorite memory of environmental activism, protection or participation?
JB: The women’s march to the Roundhouse in Santa Fe, Jan. 21, 2017. The biggest protest march I have ever participated in. Friends came from out of town to join. It gave me hope we could overcome what was likely to be a horrible four years of Republicans turning the clock backwards on environmental protections, and setting a horrible ...
Four candidates are running for three open spots on the Rio Grande Chapter Executive Committee. Candidate statements are below.
Voting in the Chapter election is for Sierra Club members only. If you are a member, you can vote here. Ballots must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Dec. 10. Two-member households with join memberships can each vote. Please also vote for candidates for the group executive committee where you live.
Note: El Paso Group ballots and candidate statements will be mailed separately, but El Paso members can vote for chapter Executive Committee.
Below are the four candidates for three seats on the Rio Grande Chapter executive committee. Group races are not contested, so candidate statements are not listed.
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From overextended activists to those on the first few rungs up the activist ladder, the Rio Grande Chapter seeks members interested in serving on the chapter board.
The executive committee, which meets four times a year, usually at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refugee facility, weighs in on the chapter’s priorities and helps deliver results in each priority.
If you are a current Sierra Club member and are interested in running for a position on the executive committee, contact Ken Hughes at b1family@comcast.net.
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