Delaware County Conservation has named its next director.
Kyle Soderblom, who recently moved to Delaware County from the Newton area, has been appointed the new Executive Director for the Delaware County Conservation Department.
Soderblom has worked in a conservation position for Mahaska County Conservation as a seasonal park ranger. He has a passion for the outdoors, which led him to pursue a degree in Biology with an emphasis on environmental studies from William Penn University.
He enjoys spending time with family, wife Jen and new son, Boe. He also enjoys hunting, fishing, and many recreational activities that come with outdoor hobbies.
Soderblom is excited to serve Delaware County and continue the wide variety of land management, ecological, educational, and recreational opportunities, as well as assuring the county’s public areas are maintained and improved for years to come.
Tom Allyn, Chairman of the Delaware County Conservation Board, says the Board is excited to have Soderblom begin his career. The Board also thanks Garlyn Glanz, who will be retiring soon after serving as Delaware County’s conservation director for the past 45 years.
photo courtesy of Delaware County Conservation
