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Carrizo Plain National Monument Advisory Committee

Michael Khus-Zarate

Carrizo Plain Native American Advisory Council

Term Expires: 02/01/2009

As an active member and representative of the Coastal Branch of the Chumash Nation, Mr. Khus-zarate continues to be an advocate for cultural resource conservation in California and represents the Carizo Plain Native American Advisory Council. He has also been involved with a broad range of work activities, community service, educational pursuits and other social endeavors that would benefit the committee.  Michael has served on the Carrizo Plain Advisory Committee since 2002.

Mr. Khus-zarate has and bachelor's degree in political science and a master's in education.  He is a teacher and lives in Fresno.


Michael Khus-zarate
   
Last updated: 11-14-2007