Douglas George Kiovsky

Background

Kiovsky, Douglas George was born on February 25, 1962 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Son of George and Alice Kiovsky.

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Recreational Land Management, State University of New York, Cobleskill, 1983. Bachelor of Science in Forestry Management, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 1986.

Career

Landscaper, Princeton, New Jersey, 1983—1987. Park ranger Monmouth County Park Systems, Lincroft, 1987—1989, Hunterdon County Parks Department, Flemington, 1989—2001, assistant county park planner, since 2001. History program coordinator Hunterdon County Parks Department, since 2002.

Developer interpretive signage for Hunterdon County Parks, 2002—2006, Hunterdon County Park History website, 2008. Crew member New Jersey State Wildlands Fire Fighters, 2003—2009. Member Trail Development Committee Hunterdon County Parks, since 2005.

Achievements

• Douglas George Kiovsky has been listed as a noteworthy land use planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Exhibits co-chairman Plainsboro History Society, New Jersey, 1997—2002, board trustee, 2008—2009, Rockingham Association, since 2009. Trustee Kingston Greenways Association, 1997—2008. Garden designer City of Bordentown, 2003.

Co-planner Franklin Township Road to Battle of Monmouth Planning Committee, Kingston, 2003, Bass River State Forest Centennial Committee, Tuckerton, 2004—2005, Princeton Treaty of Paris Region Planning Committee, Kingston, 2007—2008. Treasurer Kingston History Society, 2004—2008, Princeton Tour Company Guide, since 2010. Volunteer Rockingham State History Site, since 2006.

Member of National Parks Conservation Association, National Trust History Preservation.

Interests

• Photography, landscaping, writing, historical research.

Connections

Father:

George Kiovsky

Mother:

Alice Kiovsky