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Ceanne AlvineCeanne Alvine, Board President

Ceanne Alvine, PhD, MBA, RN, is serving her third two-year term on the WMG Board of Directors after beginning her work at WMG as a docent in 2016.  Dr. Alvine had an extensive career in Nursing and Healthcare Administration, having taught Nursing at Pima Community College where she served on the Faculty Senate.  Previously Dr. Alvine served on both the Arizona Healthcare Association and National Centers for Assisted Living Boards of Directors. She has also been a lifelong environmental advocate in the areas of water conservation—seeking the promotion of sustainable water practices to enhance human health.  Dr. Alvine volunteers with WMG through the River Run Network program and previously collected stream flow data as a 365 Flow Monitor.

Jennifer MillsJennifer Mills, Vice President

Jennifer Mills is a native Arizonan who has a great appreciation for the vibrant and diverse place where she grew up. As a Financial Advisor, she has been assisting clients with their financial and investment decisions since 1994. Jennifer is excited to work with Baird, an employee-owned, international financial services firm with $203 billion in client assets.

Jennifer was introduced to Watershed Management Group by a like-minded client and friend, Marguerite Fisher. She is as excited as ever to be a part of an organization that embodies so many of the values that are near and dear to her heart. In her spare time, she is an enthusiastic rather than accomplished gardener who also enjoys hiking, camping, yoga, walks with her two Jack Russell Terriers, and watching sunsets with friends and family.

Scott BugentalScott Bugental, Board Member

Scott has a long history of working on issues related to water. In his native California, he served on the Lompico Water District’s Board of Directors and on the Santa Cruz City Water Commission. He moved to Arizona in 2012 to work at ASU, where his last position was as the Assistant Director of Future H2O, an initiative to integrate water-related research across multiple disciplines. After moving to Tucson in 2018, he served for two years on the Metro Water District’s Financial Advisory Committee.

Scott has managed large programs at non-profit organizations, and supported university faculty in applying for and managing grants from a variety of public and private institutions. He was a community activist for many years, championing environmental and social justice causes.

Amy FloresAmy Flores, Board Member

Amy became familiar with Watershed Management’s impact through her work with Recharge the Rain, a project in partnership with WMG and AZ Project WET. From 2017-2021 the group worked with over 40 schools in Tucson installing and developing curriculum for rain gardens and climate literacy. In conjunction with her work in Green Academy, a teacher training program for garden-based curriculum integration, Amy has helped support over 70+ school gardens in Tucson. Now, in her position as program manager for ASU’s Sustainability Teachers’ Academies, Amy continues to support, design, and maintain school gardens that serve as learning labs for rainwater harvesting, food production and pollinator attraction across the nation. She joins the WMG Board of Directors with hopes to promote the health of our watersheds, expand Hydro-Local education, and to serve the Tucson community.

Eva-Marie HubeEva-Marie Hube, Board Member

Eva has been a Tucson resident since 2015. As an enthusiastic environmentalist concerned with water conservation, Eva immediately modified her Tucson property to capture rainwater by creating passive earthworks and installing a cistern. She continued to meet people in the community involved with WMG, joined the Green Living Co-op, and has already done one round of board service. She's enthusiastic about the organization's mission of growing awareness of and helping the community implement best water conservation practices. Eva works in communications.


If you are interested in actively serving on the Board of Directors, please contact us.

We are seeking technical advisers, enthusiastic fundraisers, community organizers, or, most importantly, motivated individuals committed to our mission.