Adam Johnson, AMEC Geomatrix, Inc.

Adam has worked for about four years as a Hydrogeologist for AMEC, an environmental consulting company. He contributes to a variety of projects, including brownfields assessment and cleanup; groundwater exploration and water rights investigations; and mining-related environmental studies. Adam received a B.A. in geology from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN and an M.S. in hydrogeology from the University of Montana. Previous positions include Environmental Science Instructor (Salish Kootenai College, Pablo, MT) and Hydrologist (U.S. Geological Survey, Helena, MT). While at SKC, he wrote a successful National Science Foundation grant to promote collaborations between earth science educators and tribal cultural leaders on the Flathead Reservation. Adam and his wife and daughter live on Missoula’s West Side.

Sheri Wittlake

Sheri Wittlake grew up in Libby and Ronan. She married a farmer and raised certified seed potatoes in Polson where she raised two sons and then moved to Missoula. She is employed at Missoula Senior Center and is very proud to be a real Montana girl who loves the outdoors. Sheri began with WEN as a stellar volunteer and is now helping out WEN in every aspect.

Brooke Hewes Carnwath

Brooke Hewes Carnwath started with WEN in 2002 as a volunteer and continued as staff until 2007. She has a M.A. in Journalism and teaches both yoga and writing at the University of Montana. She also owns her own business, CopyCat Editing. Brooke is excited to help WEN promote their work, as well as emphasize the importance of watershed science education in the Missoula Valley.

George Kesel:

Bio and picture coming soon!

Deana DeWire:

Bio and picture coming soon!