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Giusti is the Lake County director/advisor of forest and wildland ecology for the UC Cooperative Extension.
He has 35 years of experience working in Northern California’s terrestrial and aquatic systems.
His talk is entitled: “Sustainability – How can one word have so many meanings?”
As Giusti explains, “sustainability” is the buzz word of today and can be used to address a multitude of topics. Greg will provide his unique view of the concept and how it may apply to the workings of the Lake County Land Trust.
With 35 years of experience working in Northern California’s wildlands, Giusti has a wealth of knowledge and experience about the issues facing Lake County and California.
He has published more than 50 peer-reviewed scientific papers on a variety of topics related to forest and aquatic systems.
Giusti serves as chair of the Lake County Invasive Species Council and is a member of the Lake County Fish and Wildlife Advisory Committee. Greg and his wife, Kathy, live in Kelseyville and have two grown children.
The annual dinner starts with a social hour at 5 p.m. where guests enjoy Lake County wines, bidding on fabulous items at the silent auction table, and listening to the tunes of local musicians Tom Nixon and Doug Kauffman.
Dinner is served at 6 p.m. and is being catered by “Ciao Thyme,” offering both chicken and vegetarian fare. Also, the Land Trust’s “Supporter of the Year” will be honored.
Tickets for this fun event, proceeds of which support the Lake County Land Trust, are just $60 per person and include wine.
The public is warmly invited, reservations and prepayment are required which can be accomplished by calling 707-262-0707 or by emailing
The Lake County Land Trust is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to protect and preserve Lake County’s valuable natural habitats.
The trust owns and operates the Rodman and Rabbit Hill Preserves, and is active in several current conservation efforts.
Go to www.lakecountylandtrust.org for more information.
