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BOARD

 

The Squamish Access Society’s Board is compromised of a minimum of three directors and a maximum of eleven. A majority of the directors must be residents of Squamish.

The current incumbants are:

  • Marc Bourdon
    Squamish
  • Jack Fieldhouse
    Squamish
  • Toby Foord-Kelcey – President
    Squamish
  • Emilisa Frirdich 
    Squamish
  • Todd Gerhart – Secretary
    Squamish
  • David Jones 
    Vancouver
  • Travis McClinchey – Treasurer
    Vancouver
  • Krissy MacKay 
    Squamish
  • Brian Moorhead – Vice President
    Furry Creek
  • Luke Zimmerman
    Squamish

 

The board is assisted by a number of associates:

  • Brian Owen – Trail building
    Furry Creek
  • Nyrie Waddell – Visitor surveys and outreach
    Vancouver
      • George Hanzel – Chainsaw operator
        Squamish

LATEST NEWS

  • comment on recent Grand Wall boulders incidents
    The Squamish Access Society would like to call attention to two incidents of unfortunate and destructive activity which have recently occured in the Grandwall Boulders. Specifically climbers have been manufacturing holds, and using a blowtorch on the rock. While climbing is a sport in which we are...
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  • Squamish election – SAS questions to successful candidates
    Before the municipal election, SAS asked all of the candidates to answer four questions. About half the candidates responded. Of the seven candidates recently elected to council, five gave responses. The questions and responses are noted below. QUESTIONS 1. Low-cost visitor camping Context. In May 2018 our...
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  • Recent donations and assistance, summer 2018
    SAS is very grateful to the following organisations for generous donations during the summer: Rampage DMM We are also very grateful to Steve Swenson for gifting us copies of his book “Karakoram” for re-sale at the Arcteryx academy event, and also for helping at our booth. Thanks...
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  • Cragkeepers program
    A couple of years ago, SAS began its Cragkeepers program. The objective of the program is to encourage and support self-organised volunteer groups in retro-scrubbing Squamish cliffs that have begun to moss over. Initially we approached Vancouver-based climbing and mountaineering clubs to work on this, but we...
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