We save land like it’s our job.

 
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Our staff: combining hard work, smart thinking, and daily play.


 

Cheryl Fox | Chief Executive officer

kate sattelmeier | vp of conservation and counsel

caitlin willard | VP of communications

marcia griffiths | chief financial officer

janet lundstam | VP of donor relations

Brett Denney | stewardship manager

ALYSSA FORREST | OPERATIONS MANAGER

Lauren Page | Conservation Specialist I

DOMINIC SNYDER | Conservation Specialist II

alana mcclements | STEWARDSHIP SPECIALIST

Sarah Tabak | Programs Specialist

amy tisovec | outreach specialist

matt anderson | director of government relations

JOIN OUR TEAM!

We’re Hiring! Summit Land Conservancy is growing, and we’re excited to share that we’re hiring for two important roles:

Philanthropy Manager – help build meaningful relationships that fuel land and water conservation across Northern Utah

Learn more about the position HERE.

For general information call: 435-649-9884
or email: info@wesaveland.org

 

The Hardworking Canines of Summit Land Conservancy

 
 

Work at Summit Land Conservancy:


Our Board of Directors: dedicated stewards and passionate volunteers.


 

Christina story | President

Kristin wright | vice president

SHRUTHI KINKEAD | treasurer

Kevin barker | executive committee

melissa stock | executive committee

Will hodgman | President emeritus

Veronica Delacruz

julia geisler

Charlie Sturgis

Devin Ovard

kirk langford

kathy carey

audrey wendolowski

david ward

 
 

open space brings people together.

thank you, SUMMIT LAND CONSERVANCY PARTNERS.

 
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True partners in action.

Everything we achieve is made possible by the vision and partnership of the landowner families we are honored to work alongside. Their commitment to preserving open space ensures that these landscapes—and the values they represent—will endure for generations to come. We are deeply grateful for their trust, stewardship, and dedication.

 
 

landowners

We would like to recognize the following families for their efforts to preserve Summit County’s working farms and ranches for future generations:

  • The Martin Family — Flint Place (1,017 acres, 2025)

  • The Ure Family — Ure Ranch (185 acres, 2025)

  • The Byram Family — Bally Watts (2,772 acres, 2025)

  • The Ruf Family — Andrus Farm (96 acres, 2024)

  • The Richins Family — Richins Chalk Creek (848 acres, 2023)

  • The Young Family — YR Ranch (28 acres, 2023); Maxo Meadow (61 acres, 2025)

  • The Sargent Family — Sargent Ranch (110 acres, 2023)

  • The Schlichte Family — Warrior Rizen Ranch (5,048 acres, 2022)

  • The White Family — White Farm (85 acres, 2019); Historic Monastery Farm (1,050 acres, 2021)

  • The Wright Family — Wright Land & Livestock (841 acres, 2019); Wright Echo Canyon (4,285 acres, 2024)

  • The Stephens Family — Stephens Ranch (44 acres, 2019)

  • The Ioannides Family — Rocky Point (263 acres)

  • The Wyatt Family — Rolling Stone Ranch (204 acres)

  • Anonymous — 82 acres (2018)

  • The Ercanbrack Family — Ercanbrack Ranch (2,161 acres, 2017)

  • The Siddoway Family — Siddoway Ranch & Wetlands (73 acres, 2015)

  • Dick and Gaye Stoner — Dog Holler Organic Farm (85 acres, 2013)

  • The Richins Family — Pyper Tracey Ranch (50 acres, 2013)

  • The Osguthorpe Family — Osguthorpe Ranch (121 acres, 2012; 160 acres, 2019)

  • The Judd Family — Judd Ranch (34.59 acres, 2011)

  • The Fawcett Family — Fawcett Ranch (43.53 acres, 2009)

And we thank the following for helping to protect open space and recreation access in and around Park City:

  • Basin Recreation / Summit County

  • Deer Valley Resort

  • Enclave at Cedar Draw

  • Nuzzles & Co. Pet Rescue

  • City of Oakley

  • City of Midway

  • City of Heber

  • Park City Municipal

  • Talisker

  • CRH Partners

  • Wasatch County

  • Ameyalli Resort


 
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summit society & monthly donors

The money we raise here, stays here. Please consider becoming a monthly donor or a Summit Society donor (giving $1,000+ annually). Our reliable donors are the backbone of our organization, giving us funding we can plan on and put to the best use saving our open spaces. Any monthly gift you can make goes a long way—and our Summit Society donors receive invitations to special receptions as well as our bi-annual Conservation Breakfast!