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Blake Joplin

Bio

  • Blake first volunteered with the Wild Fish Conservancy on the Nearshore Chum Assessment in Hood Canal and then returned in the summer of 2017 to work as an intern on the Columbia River Fish Trap project. Blake joined the Wild Fish Conservancy crew again this spring after graduating from Western Washington University, earning a Bachelors of Science with an emphasis in freshwater ecology from the Huxley College of the Environment. He will be assisting with data collection on the Columbia River Fish Trap project and with our water typing efforts. When not working Blake enjoys hiking, fishing, photography and woodworking.

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Emma Helverson

Emma Helverson

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Kurt Beardslee

Kurt Beardslee

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Jamie Glasgow

Jamie Glasgow

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Micah Wait

Micah Wait

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Dr. Nick Gayeski

Dr. Nick Gayeski

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Mary Lou White

Mary Lou White

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Adrian Tuohy

Adrian Tuohy

Biologist
Aaron Jorgenson

Aaron Jorgenson

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Conrad Gowell

Conrad Gowell

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Colleen McGee

Colleen McGee

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Doug Hennick

Doug Hennick

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Frank Staller

Frank Staller

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Blake Joplin

Blake Joplin

Field Biologist
Joe Verelli

Joe Verelli

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Tina Green

Tina Green

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Arny Stonkus

Arny Stonkus

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Bobbi Bevacqua

Bobbi Bevacqua

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Graham MacKenzie

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Hugh H. Lewis

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Dr. Jack Stanford

Dr. Jack Stanford

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Jim Lichatowich

Jim Lichatowich

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Dr. Richard N. Williams

Dr. Richard N. Williams

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