NSEA Staff Team
If you still don’t know who you are looking for, give us a call, we will help you!
(360) 715-0283
For general inquiries, email NSEA at info@n-sea.org
Annitra Peck
Executive Director
apeck@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 | x105
Cell 360.303.9866
Cindy Scott
Operations Director
cscott@n-sea.org 360.715.0283 | x115
Cell 907.723.3245
Sarah Brown
Stewardship Program Manager
sbrown@n-sea.org 360.715.0283 x109
Eli DeWitt
Instream Project Manager
edewitt@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 | x112
Cell 360.393.5520
Amy Johnson
Development Manager
ajohnson@n-sea.org 360.715.0283 | x103
Cell 360.922.4411
Kerry McManus
Grant Manager
kmcmanus@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 I x114
James van der Voort
Riparian Project Manager
jvandervoort@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 I x106
Cell 360.920.1862
Nathan Zabel
Education Program Manager
nzabel@n-sea.org 360.715.0283 x120
Megan Adams
Outreach Coordinator
Restoration Technician
madams@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 I x102
Avery Garritano
Stewardship Coordinator
agarritano@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 I x104
Harper Huntington
Education Coordinator
Grace Maxa
Education Coordinator
gmaxa@n-sea.org
360.715.0283 I x104
Devin Soliday
Field Coordinator
Will Ashford
Restoration Technician
Emily Towery
Restoration Technician
Jessica Rhodes
Bookkeeper
WASHINGTON CONSERVATION CORP (WCC) CREW
It is with great pleasure to introduce the newest Washington Conservation Corps crew that NSEA shares with Whatcom County Public Works. Crew members serve outdoors — rain or shine — across Washington’s beautiful public lands while making a positive impact on the environment. Project examples include building and improving trails, removing invasive species, constructing livestock fencing, restoring in-stream habitat, removing marine debris, installing native plants, upgrading campgrounds, and more. Pictured from left to right top row- Skye, Henry, Oliver- bottom row: Kayson, Rose, Zoe.
EDUCATION INTERNS
Education interns play a vital role in delivering our Students for Salmon (SFS) program, gaining both independent and team-based leadership experience. They are lead dynamic, educational field trips at locations across Whatcom County and teach the pres-schoolers. In spring, interns also help facilitate salmon fry releases—culminating classroom learning with real-world action as students release salmon they've raised in their school aquariums. Picture left to right: RJ, Clair, Sofia, Jaiden, Jun
STREAM STEWARDS INTERNS
We are so excited to have this passionate, hard-working group of students supporting our volunteer work parties this season. Each of them is currently in school pursuing a envirnomentally related degree and is bringing their love of nature and salmon to NSEA as part of our Future Leaders of Whatcom Waters Internship Program. Starting October 18, we have a event nearly every Saturday where you can plant trees along a stream and these are the lovely folks that will be there to help. We can't wait for you to meet them! Pictured left to right: Jefferson, Meg, Ceiba, Kyah, Roan, and Jack
