www.acspugetsound.org home page American Cetacean Society Puget Sound Chapter

BOARD
Uko Gorter, Pres.
Ann Stateler, V.P.
Candice Emmons, Sec.
Joe Olson, Treas.
Peggy Foreman, Education
Hella Cascorbi, Fundraising, co-chair
Odin Lonning, Fundraising co-chair
Jill Swanson, Media & Meetings
Stephanie Norman, Research
Bonnie Gretz, At-Large

ADVISORS
Dr. David Bain
Dr. Robin Baird
John Calambokidis
Dr. Marilyn Dahlheim
Dr. John Ford
Dr. Richard Osborne
Dr. Adam Pack
Dr. Peter Ross


Would You Like to Volunteer?
We're always looking for good people to assist with activities such as chapter program support, science fair exhibits or classroom presentations, and special events. If you have a couple hours a month, are reliable, self-motivated, and want to make a positive difference for whales and dolphins, please join us at one of our monthly speaking series events.

MEET THE ACS/PS BOARD

Committed to Cetacean Conservation


The American Cetacean Society (ACS) is a non-profit, volunteer membership organization headquartered in San Pedro, California with 6 regional U.S. chapters and members in over 20 countries around the world. Founded in 1967, ACS is the oldest whale conservation organization on the planet. Our mission is to protect whales, dolphins, porpoises, and their habitats through research, education, and conservation actions.

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Uko Gorter, President
Ann Stateler, Vice President., Vason Hydrophone Project (VHP) Coordinator
Candice Emmons, Secretary
Joe Olson, Treasurer, Past President, VHP Associate
Peggy Foreman, Education Chair
Hella Cascorbi, Fundraising Events Co-Chair
Odin Lonning, Fundraising Events Co-Chair, VHP Associate
Jill Swanson, Media Chair, General Meetings Chair
Stephanie Norman, Research Chair
Bonnie Gretz, Member At-Large
 
 
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