We are a voice for nature at the state, federal and international levels of government, advocating for policy to benefit our shared lands, waters and everyone who depends on them.
Congress Commits to Solution to Wildfire Funding
From Seattle to Melbourne, Trees Are at the Root of our Cities' Health
Celebrating our Members in Washington and Around the World
Photos: Looking Back on Our Favorite Winter Adventures
Celebrating Legislative Successes for Conservation
Shellfish Growers Join Action on Climate Change
Rainforest Restoration: The World's Forests Hold the Key to Healthy Lives
Orca Recovery: Steps to Save our State's Iconic Marine Mammal
Randi Shaw, Stewardship Manager
Darcy Batura, Forest Partnerships Manager
Phil Green, Former Yellow Island Steward
Brian Mize, Central Cascades Field Forester
David Rolph, Director of Land Conservation
Kyle Smith, Forest Manager
Kyle Smith is the Forest Manager for The Nature Conservancy of Washington where he leads a team of professional foresters who conduct forest management and river restoration projects across 80,000 acres in Washington. Kyle’s current areas of management include the Ellsworth Creek Preserve in Southwest Washington, the Hoh River Recreation Area and Conservation Area, the Clearwater Forest Reserve in the Olympic Peninsula, and the Central Cascades Forest in Eastern Washington.
Garrett Dalan, Washington Coast Community Relations Manager
Corinna Hanson, Land Manager
Amber Parmenter, Puget Sound Stewardship Coordinator
Laura Potash, Tapash Sustainable Forest Collaborative Coordinator
Jamie Bass, Olympics Field Forester
Jamie Bass is the Olympics Field Forester as part of the Lands Team for The Nature Conservancy in Washington. She works to create healthy forests in Olympic Peninsula watersheds through active management in The Nature Conservancy’s Hoh and Clearwater Forest Reserves. Conservation projects range from stream restoration to forest thinning to invasive species management, while also interfacing with our active and diverse user groups.
