Organization

The Hoh River Trust is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit corporation formed in February 2004 by Western Rivers Conservancy and the Wild Salmon Center to own and actively steward land that was being acquired by Western Rivers Conservancy along the Hoh River on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula. The Trust currently owns just under 5,000 acres of river land between the Olympic National Park boundary and the Pacific Ocean.

Staff & Board

The Hoh River Trust staff includes an Executive Director, a Land Management Director, and a part time Land Steward. This staff of effective professionals has years of experience in organizational management and development, habitat restoration, forestry, fisheries, and project management. Our Board of Directors is made up of prominent regional business people, academics, conservationists, resource managers, and leaders from the local community.

Phil Davis, Executive Director
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Mike Hagen, Director of Land Management
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Bob Howell, Land Steward (Part Time)

 

Board of Directors

Bob Blais, Board Chair; Vice President, Goldman Sachs

Peter Braman; Technology sales executive

Paula Burgess, Wild Salmon Center

Sue Doroff; Vice President, Western Rivers Conservancy

Pete Higgins; Principal, Second Avenue Partners

Jim Jones; Retired technology executive

Randy Messenbrink; Retired forester; Forks community leader

David Montgomery; Professor, University of Washington

Jim Norman; Principal, Met Partners, LLC

Gary Peterson; Peak 6 Adventure Store; Hoh valley resident