For Marine Volunteer/Non-Profit
Welcome to the area of the website dedicated for leaders and volunteers of marine based organziation and non profits.
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COSEE-OLC and Washington Sea Grant invite you to a free program on Addressing Broader Impact Requirements for Research Proposals
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bruce Alberts, UCSF, editor-in-chief of the journal Science,
past president of the National Academy of Sciences.
Evening Reception Tuesday January 5, 2010 6:30 - 9pm, Seattle Aquarium
Refreshments provided, families welcome.
This is an event primarily for ocean and marine faculty, staff, post docs and graduate students. A limited number of tickets are available to members of marine volunteer organizations who would like to attend.
Registration required click here
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MEET US! |
Denise Mahnke
Girl Scout Camp Programs ManagerIn working with the Camp Programs and Properties department of Girl Scouts of Western Washington, I partner with other non profit agencies and schools to provide camp properties for educational opportunities for youth. GSWW camp properties are rich resources for education, exhibiting extreme diversity with easy access to marine, riparian, and forest habitats here in Western Washington. Citizen science has been a long term passion, and the facilities provide a training ground for youth and adults in effective monitoring techniques, and local biodiversity. GS Program Manager for 10 years providing camp programs, training and leadership in the environment.
I am a: Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer, A leader or representative of a non-profit
Location: Central Sound
Jamie Wine is working on Pier Peers at Elliott Bay Marina.
EducatorJamie Wine joined People For Puget Sound as part of the Community Education team in 2007. He’s responsible for building our volunteer program, organizing our outreach at fairs and festivals, managing restoration events and as a beach naturalist at nighttime ocean explorations.
I am a: Educator, Marine Volunteer, A leader or representative of a non-profit
Location: Seattle
Rachel Benbrook is working on building a network of volunteer sea kayakers and involving them in citizen science in Puget Sound.
Sea Kayaking BiologistI am a 10 year resident of Puget Sound, currently living on Guemes Island. I coordinate the Spartina Survey Program for People For Puget Sound. We recruit and train volunteer sea kayakers to survey the shorelines of Puget Sound for invasive Spartina grass. I am looking for ways to build a network of citizen science volunteer kayakers and connect them with researchers that are doing good work for the Sound.
I am a: Scientist, Educator, Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer, A leader or representative of a non-profit
Location: North Sound
Amy Sprenger
I am the program director for Ocean Inquiry Project, a Puget Sound based marine science education non-profit organization. I also am an education specialist with NANOOS, the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems, the PNW's regional association for the national Integrated Ocean Observing System. I am interested in promoting ocean literacy and involving non-scientists in ocean science research. It is my hope that a more ocean literate public will be able to take great strides in protecting our ocean.I am a: Educator, Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer, A leader or representative of a non-profit
Location: Seattle
Nicole Killebrew is working on
Marine EducatorI am involved with the Seattle Aquarium and the Environmental Science Center at Seahurst in Burien as an interpretation supervisor, diver, educator, naturalist, and program coordinator. Hello to all of you:)
I am a: Educator, Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer
Location: Seattle
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Deborah Purce is working on adding shoreline public access information to the Washington Coastal Atlas!
NOAA Coastal Management FellowI have a B.A. in biology and received my masters degree from Western Washington University where I studied ecophysiology of scallops in Baja, Mexico. I am interested in transboundary marine science and management and currently work for the WA Dept. of Ecology on shoreline public access issues.
I am a: Scientist, Educator, Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer
Location: Olympia
Virginia Thompson
Born and raised in the Seattle area, I volunteer with Seattle Aquarium Beach Naturalist program as well as Cedar River Salmon Journey Program. Completed the ZooBot program at the Friday Harbor Labs during my undergrad. Currently enrolled in the UW's Wetlands Science and Management program, looking to get a career in ecology/natural resources/environmental work.I am a: Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer
Location: Seattle
Darlene Shiffler
Current MDC Educator for Pt.Defiance Zoo and Aquarium located in Tacoma Washington.Previous docent for Pacific Science Center,located in Poulsbo,Washington.A current member of Seaturtle Rescue.org.With various exp.in sea/marine life rescues.I am a: Educator, Marine Volunteer
Location: South Sound
Tom & Vicki Perry are working via science to educate the public about protecting the marine environment.
Vicki and Tom have been members of Island County WSU Beach Watchers since 2003. We are involved with marine educational outreach to local school childeren, communtiy events, and State Park marine education as beach naturalists. We particiapte in yearly marine bio-surveys of seveal beaches on Camano Island Washington.I am a: Interested Citizen, Marine Volunteer
Location: North Sound
