Aniko Millan
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Aniko has embodied equity and inclusion throughout her career, touching countless lives as a mentor, colleague, park ranger, interpreter, teacher, and friend.
Anyone who knows her can attest to her authenticity, passion, and unwavering commitment to this mission. She raised her two beautiful daughters in Santa Cruz County, retired from her career at Santa Clara County Parks in 2019 and jumped right into new work with the nonprofit Santa Cruz County Park Friends, building and strengthening the organization over its first five years.
Aniko's contributions are nothing short of groundbreaking:
Aniko has embodied equity and inclusion throughout her career, touching countless lives as a mentor, colleague, park ranger, interpreter, teacher, and friend.
Anyone who knows her can attest to her authenticity, passion, and unwavering commitment to this mission. She raised her two beautiful daughters in Santa Cruz County, retired from her career at Santa Clara County Parks in 2019 and jumped right into new work with the nonprofit Santa Cruz County Park Friends, building and strengthening the organization over its first five years.
Aniko's contributions are nothing short of groundbreaking:
- A trailblazer as the first Black female Park Ranger in Santa Clara County, paving the way for future generations.
- A passionate storyteller and educator, bringing awareness to the history of the Buffalo Soldiers.
- An expert who had the honor of presenting for former President George W. Bush.
- A pillar of our Santa Cruz County community, building and strengthening County Park Friends in our first 5 years.
- The driving force behind incredible programs like the Young Outdoor Leaders initiative and Family camp experiences in our county.