Washington Trustees

The fearless lawyer and TNC trustee who is a bridge between worlds.

Allala is the Clime Justice Director for the City of Seattle's Office of Sustainability and Environment, and an environmental leader in Washington.

Kristen's work both in and out of the office proves that protecting the planet and financial success can coexist.

Jennifer's passion for environmental conservation and community service makes her a key contributor to The Nature Conservancy's boar of directors.

Conservation scientist and 3rd generation farmer.

Driving positive change and creating pathways for a sustainable future for underrepresented groups. 

Cody's life path has been guided and anchored by his community and love of the outdoors.

Glenn Ellis Jr., an esteemed community leader and environmental advocate, brings his lifelong dedication to protecting and improving Neah Bay's forests and waterways.

Supporting the environment through socially conscious strategy.

Using the power of storytelling to engage people in conservation and create a better future for the next generation.

One of the leading national energy, environmental and climate change journalists in the country with respect across the spectrum.

Marco aims to foster community involvement in land and water conservation projects.

A public servant's journey from furniture salesman to environmental advocate and TNC trustee.

Martha continues to sit on the boards of several conservation groups and human rights groups.

Executive Vice President of Change Seattle, Mamie previously served as Chief of Staff for Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s administration in Washington State.

An ultrarunner and former army captain investing to preserve nature.

Program Officer at the Bullitt Foundation, supporting over 50 organizations across an array of environmental policy issues, from utility regulation to expanding clean energy, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and encouraging the highest levels of sustainability within the built environment.

Andrew is a fifth-generation wheat farmer and first-generation software engineer who is equally at home riding a tractor to sow his fields and writing code for tech giants.

Applying responsible commercial lumber practices to benefit the future of Washington's forests.

A collaborative, strategic and enthusiastic fundraising professional with expertise in major gifts, capital campaign management and case development.

Employee #10 at TNC in Washington leaves the board and a legacy of environmental service.

Protecting Puget Sound through activism and investment.

Stewarding remarkable gifts of time and money for conservation.

A 5th generation shellfish farmer passionate about water quality, food production and conservation issues.