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The Wildlifers Club


The SeaDoc Society is proud to present the Wildlifers Club, a group of special individuals, families and businesses who give $1,000 or more annually in support of the SeaDoc Society’s work.

Thanks to your personal investment in our shared vision, the SeaDoc Society is now seen by scientists, managers, and policy makers as a powerful force that is shaping and guiding marine conservation in the Salish Sea.

As a SeaDoc Society Wildlifer, you will enjoy unique benefits:

  • A unique thank you gift
  • Recognition on the SeaDoc website and in Wildlifer promotional materials (optional; please let us know if you would prefer anonymity).
  • Additional regular updates from SeaDoc Scientists and Board members
  • Unique opportunities to join SeaDoc in the field or to meet SeaDoc Society scientists

SeaDoc Society Wildlifers have just one responsibility: to continue to show and share their enthusiasm for the SeaDoc Society! Tell your friends about SeaDoc and why it’s worthy of your support; display a SeaDoc decal in your car, boat, or office/business window; or proudly wear your SeaDoc cap!

Please join us in honoring our WildLifers:

Kerry Dyson Allen
William and Valerie Anders
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Bailey and Carter Families
Wally and Josie Barrow
Peter Basmajian
Audrey Benedict
Ed and Barbara Benshoof
Michael Brennan
Barbara Brown
Kevin Campion
Tom and Sonya Campion
Mariann & Ken Carrasco
Loren Ceder
Compass Wines
Betty Corbett
Chuck Curry
Arthur Dehaan and Lili Hein
Laura and Jim Donald
Dick and Lauren Donner
Phil and Karen Drayer
Dwight Duke and Nicole Matisse
Nick and Julie Eitel
Wayne and JoAnn English
Bill and Susan Fletcher
Bob and Sandi Friel
Alan and Lisbeth Fritzberg
Jacqueline Gilardi
Malcolm Goodfellow
Richard and Cindi Gould
Phil Green
Wally and Susan Gudgell
Bob and Phyllis Henigson
Linda Henry & Pam Loew
Bill and Lannie Hoglund
Thomas Hughes and Jessica Jensen
Steve Jung
Elise Fortin and Richard Keck*
Grant Kirby*
Michael and Donna Lairmore
Read and Marianne Langenbach
Kevin and Nancy Loomis
Jeanne Luce
Janna and Jeff Mazet
Don and Melinda McCoy
Kathy McDowell
Nan McKay
Cameron and Linda Mhyrvold
Jerry and Ann Moss
Si and Lisa Newland
Kelly Nimtz*
Odie and Trina Olson
John and Rita Onsum
Bryce Rhodes
Emery Rhodes
Win Rhodes
Stuart and Lee Rolfe
Barbara Rosenkotter and Tye Tyson
Jeff Seely and Kim Brown Seely
Cory and Rochelle Severson
Marcus Shaw
Anne Stoltz*
Dean and Audrey Stupke
Sam & Julia Thoron
Chic and Kathy Wilson
Janet and Matthew Wingert
H.S. Wright III and Kate Janeway
WWW Foundation
Michael Yeaman and Deborah Nichols

 

* To specially recognize people who have advanced the SeaDoc Society and its mission, not just with their pocketbooks but with their extraordinary time, effort, energy and enthusiasm, we have designated a category of Wildlifer member, the Honorary Wildlifer. Honorary Wildifers are lifelong members who enjoy all the same benefits of membership, without the commitment to support annually at the $1,000 level.




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Why our work matters

Healthy ecosystems support economic prosperity. The Salish Sea provides abundant natural capital that contributes substantially to the financial prosperity of the region. Unhealthy ecosystems cost money because we lose the opportunity to benefit from them. The Salish Sea's deteriorating health threatens our economic well being and quality of life. SeaDoc uses science to find solutions to the problems facing the fish, wildlife and people of the Salish Sea.

How you can help:

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