Lisa has been volunteering with Horsetown since 2012 and is currently serving as secretary on the Board of Directors. She enjoys the friendly coworkers and the opportunity to make a difference. Lisa also organizes the Adopt-a-Highway program that was originally set up and run by the late Frank Kosko. Volunteers clean trash from a stretch of Clear Creek Road around the preserve and the Reading Bar monument on a regular basis. She also enjoys helping to host spring and fall events, planting native plants at the preserve, and doing some trail work. She takes photographs and helps to implement the Facebook page. Lisa considers the work involved a labor of love.

Don became a part of HCCP when founder Gene Clark began inviting organizations related to the environment to become involved in its development. Don was representing Shasta Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc., and this interest grew into a HCCP Board Member position. As an architect, he helped especially in our bridge construction, trail map signage, trail maintenance, and recently in an installation oversight for the new toilet building.

His interest in the BLM Cloverdale parcel on the northside of Clear Creek Road led to wandering and exploration and an interest in historical features, the two mini-falls, and possible trail locations. He has led several HCCP walks on that parcel.

Ray enjoys volunteering with Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve. Ray originally worked with Frank Kosko on the trails a few years before he became a board member in 2012. Ray helps maintain the trails and amphitheater by helping keep them clear of fallen trees and weeds. He has always liked trail work. He worked with the Angeles National Forest as a volunteer for many years before moving to Redding. He also helps with the Adopt-a-Highway clean-ups and miscellaneous projects at the preserve.