Staff:
Jacqueline Oliver
Land Protection Specialist
Jacqueline Oliver joined our land trust staff after receiving her Master's degree in Parks and Protected Area Management at Clemson University in 2006. Her bachelor's degree, also from Clemson, is in Biological Sciences with a minor in Spanish. Jac's responsibilities include working with landowners who are interested in protecting their properties with conservation agreements, working with our land trust outreach groups to educate landowners about conservation agreements, and preparing applications to the SC Conservation Bank. She spent the summer of 2005 in our office as an intern for the Conestee Foundation. Jac grew up in Atlanta and Chicago, and her diverse interests include tap dancing, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, swimming, and painting.
Jacqueline Oliver joined our land trust staff after receiving her Master's degree in Parks and Protected Area Management at Clemson University in 2006. Her bachelor's degree, also from Clemson, is in Biological Sciences with a minor in Spanish. Jac's responsibilities include working with landowners who are interested in protecting their properties with conservation agreements, working with our land trust outreach groups to educate landowners about conservation agreements, and preparing applications to the SC Conservation Bank. She spent the summer of 2005 in our office as an intern for the Conestee Foundation. Jac grew up in Atlanta and Chicago, and her diverse interests include tap dancing, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, swimming, and painting.