ChelanDouglas Land Trust names new Executive Director

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Hanne Beener will become the new Executive Director of the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust on June 30, succeeding in a role that underscores her commitment to conservation. With ten years at CDLT, Beener has played a vital role in developing community trails and access projects. Her prior experience as Policy & Planning Manager at TREAD focused on sustainable recreation and land use policy, complementing her conservation efforts. Beener's leadership qualities and collaborative spirit earned her the position, as noted by the Board of Directors. They emphasized her integrity and dedication to the organization's mission as crucial for guiding CDLT into its next chapter.

Beener expressed pride in joining the team to build on the Land Trust's strong foundation of conservation work. The organization plans to host a community welcome event later this summer, which will provide an opportunity for local engagement. This transition reflects the Land Trust's ongoing commitment to fostering community values through conservation initiatives.

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