I have a deep appreciation for water. Whether it’s paddle boarding and swimming in the beautiful lakes of the national park or simply walking along Flat Creek near my home south of town, I think there is an overall sense of well-being that comes from just being near water. I joined the Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) Board because I believe water is not only essential to our environment but also to our livelihoods and our overall way of life in this valley. It’s a resource that must be cared for and protected with intention. As a board member, I hope to help strengthen the organization’s brand presence within the Jackson community and beyond. I’m excited to support and expand our marketing efforts, foster deeper connections with residents and partners, and elevate awareness of the crucial work POWJH is doing.
Alessandra Sunko
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