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Wyatt Mulvey – Natural Resources Chair
A member of Natural Resources since 2002, Wyatt has been the leader of the team
since 2009. Natural Resources has an incredible collection of people, organiza-
tions and businesses who support and care about Red Rock Canyon trails. As a rock
climber, mountain biker and hiker, Wyatt has enjoyed Red Rock Canyon and feels
good about giving back to such a wonderful place
Patricia Potter – Vice President and Recruiting
Patricia joined Friends in 2013, volunteering first with the Native Plant Team and
the Torts. She was a member of the Milkweed Grant Preparation Team, worked on
the Macy’s Shop for a Cause Fundraiser, has written for “the Rock,” and is excited
about volunteering with Cultural Resources and learning about archaeological site
assessment. “I love what I’ve learned from Friends.”
Vicki Sudduth – Operations Manager
Vicki has been the Friends “go to” person for the past nine years. She is always
available for volunteers who need help, questions answered or just a friendly face. Re-
sponsible for the business part of the Friends office, Vicki works to make sure every-
thing is running smoothly. She has also worked for the Southern Nevada Conservancy
and the Bureau of Land Management at Red Rock Canyon.
Rob J. Tuvell – Director
Rob is a new member of Friends and is honored to now serve on its board. Rob was
introduced to Friends by his parents, longtime members Rob and Marilyn. He is extremely
proud to be part of an organization that’s instrumental in helping maintain, preserve and
protect outdoors areas in our country. Rob is married with two daughters and is an active
realtor in the Las Vegas Valley.
Linda Vetter – Transportation Grants
We thank Linda for getting thousands of Clark County School District students
happily onto the trails of Red Rock Canyon. An average of sixty grants per year are
approved for Red Rock Canyon educational field trips. A retired teacher, she also
volunteers on the Membership, Special Events and Gift Wrap Committees.
Doyle Wayman – Milkweed Project
When Friends was awarded a two-year grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Foun-
dation to assist the monarch butterfly by replenishing the supply of milkweed plants
in Southern Nevada, Doyle took on the job of Project Manager. When he retired as an
architect in 2009, he committed himself full time to volunteering and working with
groups dedicated to making our environment better.
Kristi Weeks – Executive Director
The newest friendly face in the Friends office is our new executive director. She began
volunteering with Friends in September 2013 at the Information Desk and in the Tortoise
Habitat. Kristi was the Grant Committee Lead for Friends before being hired as the Execu-
tive Director in August. Kristi holds a Masters Degree in natural resource management and
worked in California and Oregon as a land use planner.
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