MWRA Board
The Maryland Wildlife Rehabilitators Association (MWRA) was formed in 1998 for the protection and preservation of Maryland wildlife.
MWRA fulfills this purpose by acting as a support network for Maryland wildlife rehabilitators and by:
- Providing a referral network and promoting the exchange of information and knowledge
- Promoting and enhancing professionalism of the Maryland wildlife rehabilitator
- Educating the general public about Maryland’s wildlife and encouraging their respect and appreciation of Maryland’s wildlife
- Encouraging the public’s assistance in the preservation of Maryland wildlife in the face of urban development and the loss of natural habitat
President
Vice-President
Martha Leach
Riverdale, MD
japel2@aol.com
Treasurer
Secretary
Members At Large
Becoming a part of the MWRA Board of Directors
Want to be involved in the decision-making process of MWRA?
Interested in running for the Board of Directors?
Here are the requirements for applying:
– You must be a paid member of MWRA for one (1) year
– You must hold a current and valid DNR* 2nd-Year Apprentice or Master Rehabilitator permit
– The deadline for submitting an application is September 12th of current year
– The chair of the Nominating Committee may conduct a telephone interview with the candidate
*DNR = Department of Natural Resources