Anne Stevick

Anne is a third generation Alberta rancher, growing up in the Porcupine Hills west of Claresholm.   She and her husband, Quentin, now ranch southeast of Pincher Creek.

After acquiring her Bachelor of Science in Biology, Anne worked for Waterton Lakes National Park, travelled the world and returned to work in the cattle industry. After 30 years in the seed stock cattle industry, and serving on the Alberta Beef Producers and many local volunteer boards; she semi-retired and began employment with The Nature Conservancy of Canada in the Waterton area. Over 10 years of liaison work with this large land trust and the local ranch community, her passion for private land conservation was ignited.

She believes that land stewardship starts with the people on the land, and the tools that SALTS brings to the table enable them to be viable. Her leisure time is spent on horseback enjoying and appreciating the grasslands and eastern slopes of the Rockies in southwestern Alberta. Travel is another passion as she believes in lifelong learning.