Our Staff

Our experienced professionals here in the Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District (LSWCD) are team members with backgrounds in agriculture, natural resources, and engineering who provide technical assistance, develop conservation plans for landowners, design Best Management Practices (BMPs), and conduct educational outreach.

Suzanne Brown

District Operations Manager

Suzanne provides leadership and assistance to the LSWCD Board of Directors in the day to day coordination and direction of District operations. Suzanne assists the Directors in the development of relevant policies and procedures and helps manage the District’s environmental education work.

Suzie.Brown@lswcd.org

Kris Dennen

Program Assistant

Kris maintains the District Cooperator Database which outlines plan compliance in the Land Use and Ag/Forestal districts. She also supports a variety of duties as needed.

Kris.Dennen@lswcd.org

(571) 918 – 4530 ext. 108

Chris Van Vlack

Urban/Ag Conservationist

Chris supports farmers with implementing conservation farm plans. This work includes state and locally funded cost share projects like fencing horses, cattle, and other livestock out of streams, and providing water systems for livestock. Chris also works with the suburban community in Loudoun with the Virginia Conservation Assistance Program to help with homeowner and HOA scale conservation projects like rainwater harvesting, dry wells, conservation landscaping, and rain gardens.

Chris.VanVlack@lswcd.org

(571) 918-4530 ext. 107

Pat McIlvaine

Senior Conservation Specialist

Pat performs professional and technical work relative to the promotion of the Virginia Agricultural Best Management Practices (BMPs) programs for the Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD). She provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans and performs on-site inspections to determine feasibility of conservation measures in the urban and agricultural community.

Pat.McIlvaine@lswcd.org

Jay Frankenfield

Conservation Specialist III

Jay supports the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Best Management Practices Program (BMPs). He provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans and performs on-site inspections to determine feasibility of conservation measures in the urban and agricultural community. He also administers the Septic Pump-out Rebate Program.

Jay.Frankenfield@lswcd.org

Kaylea Powell

Conservation Specialist

Kay supports the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Best Management Practices Program (BMPs). She provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans and performs on-site inspections to determine feasibility of conservation measures in the urban and agricultural community. She also supports the educational efforts of the district.

Kaylea.Powell@lswcd.org

Robert Wilbur

Conservation Specialist I

Robert Wilbur,Conservation Specialist I, supports the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Best Management Practices Program (BMPs). He provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans, performing on-site inspections and using soil and manure management to improve agricultural land across the urban and agricultural community. Robert is also a Virginia Nutrient Management Plan (NMP) writer for agriculture.

Robert.Wilbur@lswcd.org

Fletcher Dilldine

Conservation Specialist

Fletcher supports the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Best Management Practices Program (BMPs). He provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans and performs on-site inspections to determine feasibility of conservation measures in the urban and agricultural community.

Fletcher.Dilldine@lswcd.org

(571) 597-2280

Jennifer Venable

Conservation Specialist

Jennifer supports the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Best Management Practices Program (BMPs). She provides technical assistance in carrying out implementation plans and performs on-site inspections to determine feasibility of conservation measures in the urban and agricultural community.

Jennifer.Venable@lswcd.org

Jessie Freeland

Education Outreach Specialist

Jessie develops and presents environmental education programs for K-12 school students and teachers to assist with the locality’s stormwater environmental and conservation education needs. She also supports other LSWCD conservation education programs such as Envirothon, Storm Drain Marking, Teacher Mini-Grants, Soil & Water Poster Contest, the LSWCD website and produces the quarterly Conservation Education Newsletter.

Jessie.Freeland@lswcd.org

(703) 965-3610

Leah Sattler

Invasive Species Program Administrator

Leah Sattler, Invasive Species Program Administrator, manages the Invasive Plant Species Management Program (IPSMP). She provides assistance with the IPSMP application process, oversees IPSMP project implementation, and helps with reimbursement and project close-out for the IPSMP.

Leah.Sattler@lswcd.org

(571) 690-0394

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