BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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The Fallbrook Land Conservancy’s Board of Directors provides guidance, leadership, and vision to ensure the lasting protection of our community’s natural spaces. Each board member brings unique expertise and a shared commitment to preserving Fallbrook’s open lands, wildlife habitats, and scenic beauty for future generations.
2025 Board of Directors
Kristin Greene
Board Chair
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Kristin Greene is a licensed civil engineer in California and Arizona with over 30 years of experience in land development and sustainable infrastructure. A San Diego native, she is passionate about protecting the region’s remaining open spaces so that wildlife and people can thrive together. As a mother and grandmother, Kristin is motivated by a deep commitment to preserving these places for future generations. Her favorite preserve is Los Jilgueros, where she enjoys walking regularly with her husband, Dale, and their two German shepherds.
Zachary Principe
Vice Chair
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From an early age, Zach was passionate about land protection and restoration. He has been fortunate to have a 30-year career working to protect the amazing diversity of plants and animals that call southern California home. His work includes protecting open space areas and nature preserves to provide critical habitat for plants and animals while also offering people places to get out and enjoy nature. He currently works throughout California managing lands after they have been protected to maximize their ability to support diverse arrays of plants and animals. To achieve this goal, he coordinates use of a wide variety of tools including cattle grazing, prescribed fire and reintroduction of species previously lost to an area. Zach’s free time is mostly spent connecting with nature via hiking and bird watching with his family both locally and wherever life takes them.
Secretary
Ken Quigley
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Ken is a retired Marine Corps Officer and a retired federal Natural Resource Manager. Growing up in Southern California he developed a love of the outdoors and the California landscape.
Moving to Fallbrook in 1987 for the open space beauty of the area he became active in the Sierra Club as a board member, outings leader and instructor in the North County Wilderness Basics Course. Joining the Fallbrook Land Conservancy shortly after it was formed, he and his family are frequent users of the trails which he likes to help maintain.
Chief Financial Officer
Janet Archey
Director
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Janet began volunteering with the Fallbrook Land Conservancy’s Native Plant Restoration Team in 2022 and quickly developed a deep connection to the organization’s mission and the landscapes it protects. After becoming a permanent Fallbrook resident in 2023, Janet continued to expand her involvement, bringing both enthusiasm and a hands-on commitment to habitat restoration and stewardship.
A retired Registered Nurse, she brings decades of professional experience in care, communication, and community service. Her lifelong passion for hiking, open spaces, and environmental conservation inspires her work with the Conservancy, where she is dedicated to preserving natural habitats, promoting native biodiversity, and supporting sustainable land management practices.
As a member of the Board of Directors, Janet is committed to strengthening community engagement and helping ensure that Fallbrook’s natural resources remain protected and thriving for generations to come.
Ron Bissinger
Director
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Having retired from a long career in the life sciences industry, Ron now applies his business background to expanding the organization’s membership base, particularly among young families interested in becoming engaged in local preservation efforts. He also focuses on growing the donor community to support the acquisition of additional lands for protection.
For more than two decades, he has been a frequent volunteer at Bryce Canyon and Yosemite National Parks, as well as at nearby Anza Borrego Desert State Park. His experience with their visitor outreach programs provides valuable insight into how the Fallbrook Land Conservancy can strengthen visitor engagement.
Ron is a Certified Interpretive Guide (CIG) through the National Association for Interpretation. His hobbies include photography, cycling, hiking, and astronomy. He holds an MBA from the University of Denver, an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Clarkson University.
Tracey Moe
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Tracey is an experienced Financial Executive with a history of working in the Health Care, Manufacturing and Consulting industries. Her experience and strengths include Executive Management, Mergers & Acquisitions, Healthcare Management and Leadership. Strong consulting professional with an MBA focused on entrepreneurship and Operations from University of California, Irvine. She has lived in Fallbrook for over 20 years and, along with her husband who owns a local business, has actively served on several community boards.
Sherry Lamont
Director
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Sherry Lamont is a Southern California native who grew up in Upland, enjoying outdoor activities such as swimming, scuba diving, hiking, and camping. She earned a degree in Animal Physiology from UC San Diego and a Dental Hygiene degree in Baltimore, Maryland. As a Marine Corps spouse, Sherry has lived throughout the United States and abroad, developing a passion for habitat conservation and the protection of open spaces.
Since 1999, Sherry has been a resident of Fallbrook and an active supporter and volunteer for the Fallbrook Land Conservancy for over 21 years. She is a dedicated member of Save Our Forest committee, focusing on the restoration and maintenance of community trees.
Susan Liebes
Director
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Susan has loved and appreciated FLC's preserves since moving to Fallbrook in 2003, and began volunteering with her sons a few years later. She is grateful to be able to use her degree Wildlife Science from Virginia Tech to help restore habitat on FLC properties with the Native Plant Restoration Team and Save Our Forest Environmental Education Program. Susan enjoyed designing and maintains the Palomares House native plant garden. She also uses her experience in fundraising to lead the Stagecoach Sunday committee. Susan is happy to be a Director again, after serving as Chair of the FLC Board from 2018 - 2024.
Lydia Rossi
Director
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Lydia and her late husband purchased property in Fallbrook in 1969 and made it their permanent home in 1972, where they grew avocados. She holds an AA degree in Commercial Art from Los Angeles Trade Technical College and founded a computer-based graphic design business in 1989, which she operated from her home until retiring in 2010.
Deeply committed to community service, Lydia has held leadership roles with schools, youth programs, civic organizations, and veterans’ groups. She has proudly served on the Fallbrook Land Conservancy Board of Directors for many years and considers it an honor to support land conservation in her community.
Director
Wallace Tucker
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Wallace Tucker, a resident of Fallbrook since 1972, split his time between Fallbrook and the Boston area for more than 40 years while he worked as an astrophysicist for the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. While working at Harvard, he lived in Lincoln, a suburb of Cambridge noted for Walden Pond, and its highly successful land trust. Inspired by this example, Tucker and Vince Ross co-founded the Fallbrook Land Conservancy in 1988 and he served as the conservancy’s chairman for 24 years. He and his wife Beverly continue to be active in conservancy work, and he serves on the board of directors of two other local non-profits, the Legacy Endowment, and the Center for Conservation & Education Strategies.
