The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) welcomes Commissioner Justin Boyd to its governing board. Boyd was appointed as an At-Large member by N.C. Commissioner of Agriculture Steve Troxler, and will serve a four-year term until June 30, 2029. Boyd was sworn in on July 22 at the Department of Agriculture headquarters in Raleigh.
“It’s an honor to be joining the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Board. I’d like to thank Commissioner Troxler for the opportunity, and I look forward to serving,” stated Boyd.
A graduate of NC State University with a degree in Agricultural Business Management, Boyd is a farmer and partner at 3-B-Farms, Inc. A native of Beaufort County, Boyd resides in Bath with his wife, Regan, and their two boys.
“Growing up in Eastern North Carolina and spending most all of my free time outdoors, I have a keen interest in the health of management of our states big game and waterfowl resources and continuing the successful conservation of these species for future generations,” said Boyd. “Additionally, getting youth more engaged in outdoor recreation is also of great importance to me, given they are the future stewards of all the great resources our state has to offer.”
As part of its statutory authority, the NCWRC governing board establishes policies and regulations governing hunting, fishing and boating activities in North Carolina. Commissioners serve until reappointed or replaced. Information on NCWRC Commissioners can be viewed at ncwildlife.gov/about/commissioners.
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