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Jennifer Casey, Vice Chairman
Jennifer Casey received a M.A. in Instructional Design and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Central Florida. Her experience as an educator will help her fulfill the District’s primary mission of educating the community about conservation, improvement and sustainability. Jennifer will focus on promoting the value of environmental stewardship. She plans to expand the District’s conservation education programs for children, the Start Farming Panel and Farmers Market, and the local working groups which bring together agricultural and natural resources interests in Duval County. Term 2019-2023 |
James Cook, Secretary
James Cook is originally from Charlotte, North Carolina. James has proudly called Jacksonville his home for the last 13 years. James obtained a Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice from Edward Waters College. Additionally, James obtained his Masters of Science degree from Everest University. Currently, James works as a Security Officer. During James' collegiate tenure at Edward Waters College, he participated in the Social Intergration committee. James believes that protecting our environment is a necessity for the growth and sustainability of our communities.
Term 2019-2023
James Cook is originally from Charlotte, North Carolina. James has proudly called Jacksonville his home for the last 13 years. James obtained a Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice from Edward Waters College. Additionally, James obtained his Masters of Science degree from Everest University. Currently, James works as a Security Officer. During James' collegiate tenure at Edward Waters College, he participated in the Social Intergration committee. James believes that protecting our environment is a necessity for the growth and sustainability of our communities.
Term 2019-2023
Allen L. Moore, Treasurer
Allen Moore is a product of Madison County, Florida. He is a proud graduate of Florida A & M University with a B.S. Degree in Soil Science. He was employed with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service for over 40 years. During that time Moore served as a Soil Scientist, Soil Conservationist and District Conservationist throughout the State of Florida. Moore was an Affiliate Member of the DSWCD for several years before being voted in to fill the remainder of vacated seat in September of 2016. Allen was elected to the same seat in November of 2018. Term 2019-2023
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Affiliate Members
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John Barnes
John Barnes is the Vice President of Government Relations at Veritec Solutions. John received his B.A in Political Science from the University of North Florida, and his M.A in the same field from the University of Florida. John has served on numerous local, state and national boards including: The Florida Board of Governors on Higher Education, The University of North Florida Board of Trustees and The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce. John has been serving on the Duval Soil & Water Conservation District since 2016. He has played a critical role in public outreach such as helping to secure donations for DSWCD events as well as coordinating presentations to local agencies. |
Antoinette Jones
Born in small town, Savannah Ga, to a retired Daycare Director and retired Navy Officer, I am
the eldest daughter of five siblings. I graduated from Andrew Jackson High School top of my
class in Jacksonville, FL. My career ranged from Sales and Marketing, Finance, Insurance, and
Real Estate.
I possess a bachelor’s degree in business from Remington College. I started my passion for
real estate when I was introduced to the apartment industry as a leasing consultant.
I am actively involved with United Way as a Contributor and Volunteer. This allowed me to
participate on the leadership level, W.I.L.L (Women in Local Leadership). My commitment to
helping others allows me to be a mentor in my community.
Born in small town, Savannah Ga, to a retired Daycare Director and retired Navy Officer, I am
the eldest daughter of five siblings. I graduated from Andrew Jackson High School top of my
class in Jacksonville, FL. My career ranged from Sales and Marketing, Finance, Insurance, and
Real Estate.
I possess a bachelor’s degree in business from Remington College. I started my passion for
real estate when I was introduced to the apartment industry as a leasing consultant.
I am actively involved with United Way as a Contributor and Volunteer. This allowed me to
participate on the leadership level, W.I.L.L (Women in Local Leadership). My commitment to
helping others allows me to be a mentor in my community.
Joshua Rosenberg
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Joshua Rosenberg is the owner and designer of NativeJax. Joshua is a Jacksonville native, UNF graduate, and multiple Permaculture Design Course Graduate. Joshua's passion for natural sustainable systems grew after reading "The One Straw Revolution" by Masanobu Fukuoka. He realized the best way to create change is one person/landscape at a time and by imitating nature as much as possible. Joshua is dedicating NativeJax to help change the environment we live in, one property, rooftop, and garden at a time by using the most natural, simple, and effective methods to create the highest return on investment. This happens to be Permaculture. So spread the word, attend a class, and join in practicing this authentic lifestyle.
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Tiffany Bess, Community Liaison
It's safe to say Tiffany Bess' life revolves around sustainability, conservation, and regeneration. Besides serving as an Affiliate member for the DSWCD, she is also the Founder of Apple Rabbit Compost, head of the Green Action Committee for GastroFest, and President of MOSH's young professional group, The Elements of MOSH. Most of her time is spent bettering our city, and she simply wouldn't have it any other way!
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