The Wildlifers Club

The SeaDoc Society's Wildlifers Club recognizes the extraordinarily generous individuals, families, businesses and foundations that support our programs with gifts of over $1,000 in a year. The Wildlifers are the backbone of our program. Please join us in celebrating and honoring their generosity and leadership.

WILDLIFERS

  • Steve Alboucq and Beth Smith

  • John Alic

  • John Bailey

  • Wally and Josie Barrow

  • Susan and Roy Beaton

  • Audrey Benedict

  • William and Mary Benedict

  • Laura Black

  • Diane Boteler and Bill Miller

  • Marcel Bouma

  • Eleanor Brekke

  • Jeffrey and Deborah Brennan

  • Scott and Karen Campbell

  • Tom and Sonya Campion

  • Kevin Campion and Iris Dougherty

  • Daniel and Margaret Carper

  • Mariann and Ken Carrasco

  • Kim Clarkin

  • Michael Coco and Sylvie Anctil-Bavas

  • Greg Colvin and Donna Emerson

  • Robert Coneybeer and Tania Lissitskaia

  • Betty Corbett and Bill Wulff

  • Tara Craig and Brenna Normann

  • Kathy Dickinson

  • Leslie Dierauf and Jim Hurley

  • Jim and Laura Donald

  • Ann Douden and Richard Messer

  • Janice D'Amato

  • Carolyn Eberhard

  • Nick and Julie Eitel

  • Nancy Elliot and Wayne Best

  • Rolf Eriksen

  • Pam and Bob Eshelman

  • Jim and Birte Falconer

  • Joe and Julie Gaydos

  • Christin Gilmer

  • Leigh Ann Gilmer

  • Malcolm Goodfellow

  • Robert and Mary Green

  • Lynn Greer

  • Wally and Susan Gudgell

  • Thor Hanson and Eliza Habegger

  • Margaret Hayes

  • Linda Henry and Pam Loew

  • Bill and Emily Heston

  • Karl Hoagland

  • Linda and Russell Hobbs

  • Bill and Lannie Hoglund

  • Trey and Cheryl Holland

  • William Horder

  • Lori Horn

  • Jessica and Tom Hughes

  • Julie Irwin and Steve Pokorny

  • Maryhelen and Rod Johnson

  • Grant* and Vildan Kirby

  • Martha Kongsgaard and Peter Goldman

  • Sonoko Konishi and Ewan Johnson

  • Ardi Kveven and Kris Calvin

  • Claudia La Rose and Wendy Tureaud

  • Jamie Leigh and Anthony Kreshock

  • Karl and Laurie Leaverton

  • Jacob and Krista Linnes

  • Kurt and Sharilyn Lippman

  • Chip and Elizabeth Long

  • Nancy and Kevin Loomis

  • Greg and Sharon Maffei

  • Sally Maimoni

  • Susan and James Mayer

  • Anne Mayer

  • Jonna and Jeff Mazet

  • Don and Melinda McCoy

  • Nadine and Scott McIntosh

  • Nancy McKay

  • Barb and Stewart Mehlman

  • Jeremy Meyer and Lisa Fravel

  • Judy Meyer and Gene Helfman

  • Bruce Myers

  • Mike and LJ Miller

  • Karen Rouleau

  • Jennifer Hahn and Chris Moench

  • Bentley Moyer

  • Cameron and Linda Myhrvold

  • Scott and Lisa Neal

  • Thomas Neuburger and Julie Taylor

  • Lisa and Si Newland

  • Sam and Beth Newland

  • Kelly* and Janet Nimtz

  • Nancy Nordhoff and Lynn Hays

  • Kara O’Toole and KT Hendrie

  • John and Rita Onsum

  • Norbert and Andrea Orth

  • Neris Palunas and Laura Kogen Household

  • Amber and Justin Paulsen

  • Tim Pfeiffer

  • Tim Ragen

  • Ingrid Rasch

  • Adam and Kara Rhodes

  • Bryce and Sue Rhodes

  • Emery Rhodes

  • Win Rhodes

  • Tom Riley

  • Gary Roberts and Yumi Abei

  • Dave Roberts

  • Stuart and Lee Rolfe

  • Jerry and Cionna Rosenthal

  • Janice Sears and Tom Brown

  • Sonya Erickson and Tim Seifert

  • Rochelle and Cory Severson

  • Mitch and Elizabeth Siegler

  • Stephanie Solien and Frank Greer

  • Richard and Jane Staley

  • Carla Stanley

  • Anne Stoltz*

  • Tom and Brenda Stonecipher

  • Craig Tall and Penny LeGate

  • Karisa Tang and Vinay Mikkilineni

  • Kathy Thornburgh

  • Barbara Tisi

  • John and Joni Trumbull

  • John and Maia Vechey

  • Joe and Ann von Kugelgen

  • Leslie Walker and Bob Coey

  • Maggie Walker

  • Betsy Wareham

  • Joanne and Stuart Watts

  • Marsha and Bob Waunch

  • Robin and Perry Webster

  • Alison Weir and John Bric

  • J. Scott and Pranee White

  • Bryan and Christine White

  • David and Barbara Whitridge

  • Kay Wicinas

  • Chic and Kathy Wilson

  • Mark and Constance Wray

  • H. S. Wright and Kate Janeway

    Please let us know if we are missing your name!

BECOME A WILDLIFER

SeaDoc Society Wildlifers enjoy unique benefits:

  • 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!

* 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 Wildlifers are lifelong members who enjoy all the same benefits of membership, without the commitment to support annually at the $1,000 level.

Corporate and Foundation WildLifers:

Octopus Award

The Octopus Award is an honor we give to individuals who go above and beyond to help us in our mission to ensure the health of the Salish Sea through other means.