Board of Supervisors
The Lewis & Clark Conservation District has an elected Board of Supervisors. In 1997, the District formally divided into seven supervisor areas with one Supervisor from each area.
Associate Supervisors are advisory to the District and there are no residency requirements for them.
If you, or someone you know, might be interested in becoming a Supervisor or an Associate Supervisor, please fill this out and return it to admin@lewisandclarkcd.org.
Karl ChristiansVice Chair- East Helena areaKarl became an Associate Supervisor in the winter of 2018/19.
Sarah Howe CobbSupervisor - Augusta areaSarah was elected in 2014 and started her time on the Conservation District Board in January 2015.
Stan FrasierSupervisor - South Helena ValleyStan was elected to the Conservation District Board in 1996 and started his first term in January 1997.
John BaucusSupervisor - Sieben/Craig areaJohn was appointed to the Conservation District Board in February 2020.
Elena FrederickAssociate SupervisorElena Frederick joined the board as an Associate Supervisor in 2025. Elena feels that she has a lot to offer the Conservation District since, as a Helena area resident since 1982, she and her husband have been involved in owning and developing raw land for pasture, cattle, sheep and other farm life. Elena says that they learned, experimented through many trials and errors, succeeded and shared those lessons with others. Elena has also been involved in real estate and was a teacher which in turn, has encouraged others to appreciate Helena and the surrounding community. Elena is retired now but wants to continue to share what she may have to offer.
Karl became an Associate Supervisor in the winter of 2018/19.
Sarah was elected in 2014 and started her time on the Conservation District Board in January 2015.
Stan was elected to the Conservation District Board in 1996 and started his first term in January 1997.
John was appointed to the Conservation District Board in February 2020.
Elena Frederick joined the board as an Associate Supervisor in 2025. Elena feels that she has a lot to offer the Conservation District since, as a Helena area resident since 1982, she and her husband have been involved in owning and developing raw land for pasture, cattle, sheep and other farm life. Elena says that they learned, experimented through many trials and errors, succeeded and shared those lessons with others. Elena has also been involved in real estate and was a teacher which in turn, has encouraged others to appreciate Helena and the surrounding community. Elena is retired now but wants to continue to share what she may have to offer.
