If you or anyone you know would like to become a member of the PCMRC please contact Courtney Hagain at pacificcountymrc@gmail.com
| Pacific County MRC members | ||
| Member | Representation | Alternate |
| Ed Darcher | Local Government | Tim Crose |
| Doug Kess | Local Citizens | Ann LeFors |
| Michael Spencer | Recreational Groups | Vacant |
| Vacant | Economic Groups | Vacant |
| Tom Kollasch | Conservation/Environmental Groups | Mike Nordin |
| Key McMurry | Scientific Community | Vacant |
| Larissa Pfleeger | Tribal Governments | Richard Ashley |
| Brian Sheldon | Aquaculture | Vacant |
| Dale Beasley | Commercial Fishing | Dwight Eagar |
| Mike Cassinelli | Cities | Tony Nordin |
| Lauren Bauernschmidt | State/Federal Government | Allen Lebovitz |
| Kathleen Sayce | Education | Kim Patten |
| Warren Cowell | Agriculture | Annie Brown |
| Vacant | Ports | Mary DeLong |
PCMRC Coordinator: Courtney Hagain
PCMRC Members as of: March 19th, 2019
Image by Bryan Penttila of Naselle, Wa.
Here are some quotes from our board members:
- “I am committed to the PCMRC because it offers me an unparalleled opportunity to do public service while working to protect both the economic base and the ecological systems of southwest Washington.” – Doug Kess
- “Fishing has been good to me providing a quality of life not found in most areas and the Pacific County MRC provides a way to give back to our community, to help protect the marine environment, and give the local marine dependent residents a strong voice moving into the future to maintain that quality of life and access to our abundant natural resources we all enjoy for the next generation.”- Dale Beasley
- “I’m serving on the MRC because I believe Pacific County’s marine natural resources are critical to our history, culture, and economics and I want to help preserve them for future generations.” – Brian Sheldon
- “Belonging to the MRC provides a great outreach opportunity for WSU, a good connection to science and resource issue in the region, and a way to help resolve complex resource issues. “- Kim Patten