
Leadership Team
INSPIRE. HUNT. PRESERVE.
Women dedicated to North American Wildlife conservation efforts, and inspiring fellow women and young girls to expand their knowledge of the outdoor sporting world.
Meet Our Team
Our Leadership Team
At ADC, we believe in the power of unity and collaboration to make a lasting impact on conservation efforts. Our dedicated team, from the Board of Advisors to Chapter Leaders, work tirelessly to build camaraderie, coordinate events, and drive change within the organization. With members across 41 states, our chapters are making a difference in communities nationwide. Join us in our mission to manage and improve habitats, and encourage females in outdoor education for future generations. Together, we can make a difference.
We are blessed to have such a passionate team of leaders on our side. These women volunteer their time and resources for this organization, because they believe in what we’re doing! Each one of our leaders has an entire life outside of American Daughters of Conservation. Mothers, wives, daughters, sisters, friends, employees, business owners, outdoor women – the list of hats each of our leaders wears goes on & on.
‘It takes a village’ applies to way more than just raising children. In our case, it takes a village to organize, plan, manage, and execute events and conservation efforts. This village shows up, and pours their hearts into making a difference. From building camaraderie among our members, to coordinating boots on the ground for education and conservation efforts.
Meet Our Team
Board of Advisors

Brenna Nuckols
Founder & National Board Member

Rachel Anderson
National Board Member

Elizabeth Bland
National Board Member & Florida Chapter President

Stacy Whittum
National Board Member

Brittany Duty
National Board Member & Sponsor Coordinator

Cassie Knauss
National Board Member & Marketing Director

Kari Judah
National Board Member & Membership Coordinator

*Vacant*
National Board Member & Fundraising Coordinator

Emily Anderson
National Board Member
Meet Our Team
Chapter Leadership
American Daughters of Conservation currently has 15 Chapters, with members in 44 states!
Chapters currently include Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Northeast, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia & Wisconsin.
Arkansas Chapter
Mission Statement:
The American Daughters of Conservation – Arkansas Chapter is committed to promoting wildlife conservation throughout Arkansas. Our organization focuses on educating, mentoring, and empowering women and girls to engage in outdoor sporting traditions and conservation stewardship at all experience levels. Through building a strong community of dedicated individuals, the chapter seeks to inspire enduring advocacy for the protection and preservation of Arkansas’s natural resources.

Kathrene Damron
Arkansas Chapter President
Alabama Chapter
Mission Statement:
We are Alabama women, rooted in the traditions of hunting and fishing, committed to the conservation of our wildlife and the stewardship of Alabama’s lands and waters. We stand for ethical sportsmanship, self-reliance, and passing our outdoor heritage on to the next generation of women and girls.

Kelley Fry
Alabama Chapter President

Emily Anderson
Alabama Chapter Vice President
Florida Chapter
Mission Statement:
The Florida Chapter of American Daughters of Conservation brings together women of all experience levels who are dedicated to protecting Florida’s unique landscapes and outdoor traditions. Through hunting, fishing, education, and conservation efforts across our forests, wetlands, and coastal waters, we foster connection, knowledge-sharing, and stewardship. Together, we strengthen conservation by working collaboratively and supporting one another.

Elizabeth Bland
Florida Chapter President

Diedre Brown
Florida Chapter Vice President
Indiana Chapter
Mission Statement:
The ADC Indiana Chapter empowers women to lead conservation efforts across the state through education, ethical hunting practices, gardening, herbal knowledge, and responsible stewardship of Indiana’s natural resources. By fostering mentorship, community connection, and accessible learning opportunities, we aim to grow a strong, informed network of women dedicated to protecting the land, wildlife, and traditions that sustain Indiana’s outdoor heritage.

*COMING SOON*
Indiana Chapter President
Contact *COMING SOON*

Abbi Ottman
Indiana Chapter Vice President NORTH
Louisiana Chapter
Mission Statement:
**Coming Soon!**

Janelle Martin
Louisiana Chapter President

Amber Naquin
Louisiana Chapter Vice President
Maryland Chapter
Mission Statement:
In the outdoors of the Old Line State, we are empowering a strong sisterhood from the mountains of Appalachia, throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed, to the shores of the Atlantic and everywhere in between.

Sarah Stoneburner
Maryland Chapter President

Kaitlin Rossignuolo
Maryland Chapter Vice President
Michigan Chapter
Mission Statement:
The Michigan State Chapter empowers women to lead and advance conservation across the Great Lakes State. We are dedicated to protecting Michigan’s lands, waters, and wildlife through education, advocacy, and hands-on stewardship, while fostering an inclusive network of women who inspire, support, and amplify one another in the outdoor sporting world.

Whitney Miller
Michigan Chapter President

Amy Grice
Michigan Chapter Vice President
Minnesota Chapter
Mission Statement:
**Coming Soon!**

Lindsay Hewitt
Minnesota Chapter President

Jackie Laine
Minnesota Chapter VP North

Greta Weix
Minnesota Chapter VP South
Missouri Chapter
Mission Statement:
**Coming Soon!**

Kimberli Kerr-Buckner
Missouri Chapter President

Lydia Stadt
Missouri Chapter Vice President II

Kacey Blunk
Missouri Chapter Vice President
North Carolina
Mission Statement:
**Coming Soon!**

Northeast Chapter
Our Northeast Chapter is our first chapter comprised of multiple states; including Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York.
Mission Statement:
The ADC Northeast Chapter empowers women and girls to explore, protect, and steward the lands and wildlife of our region through year-round education, mentorship, and meaningful outdoor experiences. We build confident, capable outdoorswomen by offering accessible skill-building education programs, first-time hunting and fishing opportunities, conservation workshops, and community partnerships that strengthen the Northeast’s natural resources. Through youth scholarships, women-led mentorship, and inclusive opportunities to learn and grow, we are dedicated to developing an informed and inspired conservation community across the Northeast.

Sheryl Magdycz
Northeast Chapter President & Editorial Coordinator

Sara Bardwell
Northeast Chapter Vice President
Pennsylvania Chapter
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Daughters of Conservation is to unite women who share a deep appreciation of the outdoors. Our focus lies on hands-on outdoor education and experiencing the health benefits and joy that comes from outdoor activities. By fostering mentorship, building a strong community, and promoting stewardship, we are dedicated to preserving our rich hunting heritage and conserving Pennsylvania’s beautiful natural resources for future generations.

Chastity King
Pennsylvania Chapter President

Christie Inman
Pennsylvania Chapter VP WEST

Kayla McKeown
Pennsylvania Chapter VP EAST
Virginia Chapter
Mission Statement:
The Virginia Chapter of the American Daughters of Conservation advances conservation, outdoor recreation, and education by building a community that supports independence, confidence, and empowerment among women dedicated to the stewardship of Virginia’s natural resources and landscapes.
Ciera Strickland
Virginia Chapter President

Alexis Swift
Virginia Chapter Vice President
West Virginia Chapter
Mission Statement:
To empower women and young girls in West Virginia and beyond through education and involvement in wildlife conservation and outdoor sporting traditions. We are dedicated to preserving West Virginia’s rich natural habitats and inspiring a new generation of female leaders passionate about protecting and celebrating the outdoors.

Millie Raines
West Virginia Chapter President

Beth Cook
West Virginia Chapter Vice President
Wisconsin Chapter
Mission Statement:
The American Daughters of Conservation- WI chapter advances Wisconsin wildlife conservation by educating, mentoring, and empowering women and young girls in outdoor sporting traditions and conservation stewardship. We strive to encourage women of all skill levels to join us in this initiative.

Jennifer Piasecki-Dums
Wisconsin Chapter President
MEMBERS
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DOLLARS IN LAND FUND
CONSERVATION PROJECTS
AR: Great Arkansas Cleanup
Join Arkansas Chapter Members in supporting the Great Arkansas Cleanup October 10th 8a-12p University of Arkansas Pine Tree Experimental Station Wildlife Demonstration Area 7337 Highway 306 West Colt AR 72326
FL: Reclaiming the Swamp: Hands-on Python & Iguana Removal Training
Reclaiming the Swamp: Hands-on Python & Iguana Removal Training 📅 Dates: Sept 11-13 | Oct 16-18 | Nov 6-8 | Dec 18-20 📍 Location:Everglades National Park (Naples or Everglades City, FL) 🔍 Details:Join the Florida Chapter of the American Daughters of...
NE: Ladies Mentored Pheasant Hunt
Join us for a special experience with Chris Alberini, the owner of Teufel Hunden Hunting Dogs! Chris has graciously offered to bring his pups and give us girls one HECK of an experience! Chris breeds Small Munsterlanders, a versatile hunting dog and natural retriever...



