WDFW / Sound Greenway Trust / Trout Unlimited / Natural Resources / Washington Water Trust / Teanaway / Public Lands Peter Goldmark / / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Central Washington University College of Business / Urban Land Institute / /
IndustryTerm
diverse / /
NaturalFeature
Teanaway Community Forest / Columbia River / Teanaway Valley / Community Forest / /
Organization
Yakima Basin Joint Board / Washington State Department / Stream Club / Washington Trails Association / Washington State Legislature / Friends of the Teanaway / office of Columbia River / Department of Ecology / WDFW Game Management Advisory Council / Kittitas Chamber of Commerce / Central Washington University College of Business / Kittitas County Farm Bureau / Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance / Back Country Horsemen of Washington / King County Council / Committee Members Committee / Kittitas Environmental Education Network / Washington State Horticultural Association / Urban Land Institute / Wilderness Society / Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce / Trust for Public Land / Traditional Bowhunters of Washington / Washington State Snowmobile Association / /
Person
Martha Wyckoff / Brian Crowley / Deborah Essman / Phil Anderson / Mike Livingston / Reagan Dunn / James Halstrom / Derek Sandison / J.J. Collins / Andrea Imler / Kitty Craig / Steve Justham / Phil Rigdon / Doug Schindler / Jason Ridlon / Gregg Bafundo / Mark Charlton / Dale Bambrick / Jeri Downs / Gary Berndt / Wayne Mohler / / /
Position
www.wdfw.wa.gov Forward / mayor / professional fish biologist / land use planner / board member / president / second-generation farmer / teacher / deputy director of the Yakama Nation Department / president and representative / Governor / Director / Commissioner / South-Central Regional Director / engineering and project management consultant / co-chair / treasurer / chair / council member / skier / member / board of directors / past president / member / /
MARCH 13, 2014 Teanaway Community Forest The Washington State departments of Natural Resources(DNR) and Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) have appointed a 20-member advisory committee that will help them develop a management