The Columbia Land Conservancy welcomes Charles Tauber to its Board of Trustees. Charles brings a career in the financial industry and a long standing and energetic commitment to Columbia County and the goals and values of the CLC. He is the Head of North American Restructuring at Anchorage Capital Group, a New York based investment firm. Prior to that he was a principal at Silver Point Capital, a Greenwich Connecticut-based distressed-credit focused investment firm. He has been active on a number of private and public corporate boards he has led a broad range of large and complex investments across a variety of industries. A former Fulbright Fellow, Mr. Tauber received a Masters in International Affairs with Distinction from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a B.A. in History and Philosophy from Connecticut College.
An avid fisherman and a poor gardener, Charles and his family have a had a home in Spencertown for over 40 years. “The fields, farms, streams and ponds of Columbia County have been important part of my life, my family’s life and my children’s lives I look forward to working with the CLC and the community for the next generation,” says Tauber.


At its annual meeting on Saturday, February 4, held at Local 111 in Philmont, the Columbia Land Conservancy extended its thanks to two Columbia County residents for outstanding service to the organization. After a combined 33 years on
The Columbia Land Conservancy (CLC) is pleased to announce that Deborah E. Lans has been named its new chair of the