The Lloyd Center for the Environment is pleased to announce that, at the first meeting of its Board of Directors following the Annual Meeting of the Members of the Center, Robert A. MacGregor, of Dartmouth, was re-elected to a one year-term as Chair of the Board, George R. Nelson, M.D., of Dartmouth, was re-elected to a one-year term as Vice Chair of the Board, Eric A. Braitmayer, of Fairhaven, was re-elected to a one-year term as Secretary, Thomas E. Lynch, Jr., of Dartmouth, was re-elected to a one-year term as Treasurer, and Sara H. Johnston, of Dartmouth, was re-elected to a one-year term as Assistant Treasurer.

In announcing the elections of these Officers, the Center’s Executive Director said that “The Center is fortunate to have the extraordinary leadership of these outstanding members of the community and we are all grateful for their willingness to make the selfless contributions of their time and talent, which they so generously do.”

They will lead an impressive team of directors (members of the board) for the coming year as follows: Kathryn C. Duff of New Bedford, Michael J. Eatough of Fairhaven, Jeffrey P. Gonsalves of Dartmouth, Myrna W. Hall of Dartmouth, Morris W. Kellogg of Wellesley, Scott B. Laurans of Providence (RI), Mary D. Mandeville of Dartmouth, Shari L. McGuire of Dartmouth, Robert M. Pielech, C.P.A. of Cumberland (RI), Richard J. Rheaume, P.E., L.S.P. of Dartmouth, and Randall T. Weeks, Jr., Esq. of Dartmouth.

Lloyd Center For the Environment

The Lloyd Center is the only area organization focused on educating the public about coastal and watershed issues, and conducting research on coastal ecosystems and endangered species. The Lloyd Center serves individuals, agencies, and organizations in southeastern New England (Rhode Island to Boston to Cape Cod).

The Center cooperates on a broader level in coastal, environmental, and educational programming throughout New England, nationally and internationally.

The Center's school-based activities further expand their reach to urban audiences. A scholarship program also provides space for ten urban New Bedford students, mostly African-American and other minorities, in the Summer Program. 

You can learn more about the Lloyd Center for the Environment at: http://www.lloydcenter.org.

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