E3 Endorsers

Join with Those Who Endorse E3 Washington!

At the time of the E3 Network site launch, the process to secure endorsements for E3 began. To add your support, please complete and submit the E3 endorsement form to be added to the growing list below.

The following individuals and organizations endorse the “E3 Map to a Healthy, Prosperous and Sustainable Future” and E3 Washington’s process, goals and strategies to create a system of Education for Sustainable Communities. 

The E3 Washington Honorary Co-Chairs

    Organizational Endorsers

    (businesses, organizations, agencies and tribal entities)

    • Associated Tribes of Northwest Indians, NW States
    • At Home At School (AHAS), Washington State University
    • Cascade Interpretive Consulting, LLC, Seattle
    • Citizens for a Healthy Bay
    • Columbia Springs
    • Confluence Community Action Network
    • Curriculum for the Bioregion Initiative, Olympia
    • Discovery Lab School Green Team
    • EarthCorps
    • Franklin Conservation District, Pasco
    • Girl Scouts of Western Washington
    • Highline School District, Burien
    • Homewaters Project, Seattle
    • KCAA-Kitsap Community & Agricultural Alliance
    • National Wildlife Federation
    • Nature Rocks Maple Valley
    • Nature Vision
    • Nisqually Reach Nature Center
    • Nisqually River Foundation
    • North Cascades Institute
    • North Kitsap FFA
    • Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, Olympia
    • Puget Sound Energy, Seattle
    • Quillisascut Farm School
    • Rose's Dog Training & Pet Care, Everett
    • Service, Education & Adventure (SEA), Coupeville, WA
    • South Sound Estuary Association, Olympia
    • Summit Academy
    • WA Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Olympia
    • Washington State Indian Education Association
    • Waskowitz Outdoor School, North Bend
    • West Valley City School, Spokane, WA
    • Wilderness Awareness School, Duvall
    • Wolf Camp and the Wolf College

    Individual Endorsers

    (organizations are provided for identification purposes only) 

    • Jessica Aronson, Program Manager, Puget Sound Energy
    • Justine Asohmbom, Puget Sound Education Coordinator, Washington Department of Ecology
    • Brook Beeler, Watershed Education Coordinator, WA Department of Ecology
    • Jane Cassady, Development Director, Summit Academy
    • Maralyn Chase, Representative, WA State Legislature
    • Ayana Cleveland, Youth Sectors Leader and WSU College Student, Pullman
    • Stephen Coleman, High School Teacher, High Tech High School
    • Mariann Cook-Andrews, Outreach Specialist, Hazardous Waste and Toxics Reduction, Dept. of Ecology, Olympia
    • Lisa Dennis-Perez, Public Communications Manager, LOTT Alliance, Olympia
    • Steve Dubiel, Executive Director, EarthCorps
    • Autumn Eckenrod, Outreach Coordinator, West Valley Outdoor Learning Center
    • Erica Seaver Engel, Yakima, WA
    • Susan Finley, Associate Professor and Director, At Home At School
    • Martin Fortin, Director of Outdoor Learning Centers, Association of Washington School Principals
    • Andrew Fritz, Faculty - Environmental Science, Clover Park Technical College
    • David Greenwood, Associate Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning, College of Education, WSU
    • Paul Grubbs, Director/Teacher, Phoenix Alternative School
    • Kathy Hall, Advisor, Jason Lee Green Team
    • Russell Hanbey, Writer/Naturalist/Teacher
    • Dr. John Haskin, Director of Education, IslandWood, Bainbridge Island
    • Clay Heilman, Executive Director, Nature Vision
    • Marie Hoover, Director, Intergenerational Learning Center at Providence Mount St. Vincent, Seattle
    • John Houk, Environmental Science Teacher, North Kitsap High School
    • Daniel Hull, Executive Director, Nisqually Reach Nature Center
    • Kara Kaelber, Education & Outreach Specialist, Franklin Conservation District, Pasco
    • Mary Knackstedt, MRC Coordinator, San Juan Marine Resources Committee, Friday Harbor
    • Tom Hulst, Consultant
    • Laurie Kerley, 4th Grade Teacher, Mt. Vernon
    • Pamela Kilborn-Miller, Social Network Strategy & Project Management Consultant Global Foundations, Corporations, and Nonprofit Organizations Former Program Manager on MSN Home Page at Microsoft
    • Lora Lea Misterly, Director, Quillisascut Farm School
    • Chuck Lennox, Principal, Cascade Interpretive Consulting, LLC, Seattle
    • Alayna Linde, Outreach & Education Program Coordinator, Citizens for a Healthy Bay
    • William C Looney, Member, Kitsap Community & Agricultural Alliance (KCAA)
    • Jean MacGregor, Director, Curriculum for the Bioregion Initiative, Washington Center for Improving the Quality of Undergraduate Education, The Evergreen State College
    • Denise Mahnke, Camp Programs & Outside Use Manager, Girl Scouts of Western Washington
    • Roberta McFarland, Director Waskowitz Outdoor Environmental Education Programs
    • Nan McKay, Consultant to Nonprofit Organizations
    • Gala Miller, Executive Director, Columbia Springs
    • Suzanne Noble, Educator, Discovery Lab School Green Team
    • Jim Noeldner, Director of Career and Technical Education, North Kitsap School District, Poulsbo
    • Kenneth O'Brien, Sustainability Educator, Columbia Springs
    • Chris Page, Executive Director, Homewaters Project, Seattle
    • Rose Perry, Dog Training Consultant/Coach, Rose's Dog Training & Pet Care
    • Matthew Phillipy, West Valley City School
    • Tony Polizzi, Code Enforcement Field Officer, Clallam County
    • Susie Richards, Co-director, Service, Education & Adventure (SEA)
    • Steve Robinson, Policy Analyst-Education, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission
    • Brenda Running, Nature Educator, Nature Rocks Maple Valley
    • Michael Stine, Teacher, Garfield Elementary School, Olympia
    • Dr. Peter Senge, President of the Society for Organizational Learning at the MIT Sloan School of Management
    • Brian Stafki, Community Outreach Coordinator, South Sound Estuary Association
    • Daniel Sherman, Luce-funded Professor of Environmental Policy & Decision Making, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma
    • Peg Tillery, Horticulture and Shoreline Educator, WSU Extension Kitsap, Bremerton
    • Susan Thomas, Conservation Education Coordinator, US Forest Service
    • Courtney Sullivan , Regional Education Manager, National Wildlife Federation
    • Lia Wetzstein, Instructional Supervisor, University of Washington Tacoma
    • Linda Versage, Schools Coordinator, Homewaters Project, Seattle
    • Saul Weisberg, Executive Director, North Cascades Institute
    • Susan Speicher, Student, Washington State University, Pullman
    • Sheila Wilson, Nisqually River Education Project
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