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Conservation Gateway » Conservation By Geography » North America » United States » Oregon » Freshwater » Who We Are

Who We Are

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The Oregon Chapter's Freshwater Initiative benefits from a diverse staff spanning numerous geographies and program areas. Scroll down to learn more about us!

Zach Freed, Hydrologist

Zach works on developing the science behind groundwater-dependent ecosystems and manages the PGE Salmon Habitat Support Fund, a grant program for aquatic restoration in Oregon. Zach has an M.S. in aquatic ecology from the University of Maryland. zach.freed@tnc.org

Jason Nuckols, Restoration Project Manager
Jason works on environmental flows and levels and restoration projects in the Willamette Basin and the coast. Jason has an M.S. in Ecology from Humboldt State University. jnuckols@tnc.org
Melissa Olson, Restoration Project Manager
Melissa manages a variety of on-the ground stewardship activities and coordinates efforts in floodplain, wetland, prairie, and oak savanna restoration in the Willamette Basin. She has an M.L.A. from the University of Oregon. molson@tnc.org

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