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Protecting more than 55,000 acres in Washington.

Members of the Washington Conservation Corp float along the Skagit River in search of invasive plant locations that can reduce the diversity of aquatic insects which are vital to the health of Salmon and other fish in the Skagit River basin of northeastern Washington. The Nature Conservancy has been working to preserve the mighty Skagit River for more than 30 years. © 2009 Bridget Besaw

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Washington Program
1917 1st Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101

Phone: (206) 343-4344
E-mail: washington@tnc.org
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Media Contact: Robin Stanton
Phone: (206) 343-4345 ext. 338
E-mail: rstanton@tnc.org
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Science

The Nature Conservancy in Washington's science team collaborates with public and private agencies on ecological monitoring, conservation planning and more. You can learn more on their website, WaConservation.org.

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If you have questions regarding your membership or donation, please contact our membership department at membership@tnc.org or (800) 628-6860.

Field Offices:

North Central Washington Office
Chuck Warner, Moses Coulee Conservation Area Program Director
6 Yakima Street, Suite 1A
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Phone: (509) 665-9920
E-mail: cwarner@tnc.org

South Central Washington Office
32 N. 3rd Street, Suite 310
Yakima, WA 98901
Phone: (509) 248-6697

Olympia Office
Bill Robinson, State Government Relations Director
120 East Union Avenue, Suite 215
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: Bill Robinson (360) 352-2476
E-mail: brobinson@tnc.org

Astoria Field Office
Tom Kollasch, Willapa Program Director
750 Commercial Street, Suite 212
Astoria, OR 97103
Phone: (503) 325-3896
E-mail: tkollasch@tnc.org

Skagit Field Office
Kevin Morse, North Puget Sound Program Director
410 North 4^thStreet
Mount Vernon, WA. 98273
Phone: (360) 419-3140
Fax: (360) 419-0817
E-mail: kmorse@tnc.org or phampton@tnc.org