Meet Ecotrust

Northeast Portland raised, Urban Planner by trade. Advocate for prison reform, education, and the mobilization of Social Justice. Likes: sports, food, music, and traveling.

Global and local adventurer. Strategic calendar and dinner-party planner. New mother on the steepest learning curve of life. Rookie fly caster, determined river wader. Flower child with an edge.

Strategist and storyteller. Policy and philanthropy wonk. Twin father transitioning from frequent flier to bike commuter. Occasionally ditches work for outdoor fun.

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My work is to tell the story of Ecotrust. I also bat for PDX Contemporary Art, Orlo, SkateOregon, and Salmon Nation. @sbeebe on many channels.

Inspired by new surroundings. Big fan of good food, family, red wine, and shaggy dogs. Can be found in the kitchen, in the trees, or on the pitch.

Map maker working to better understand the intersection of economy, environment, and equity. Committed bike commuter. Husband and father. Sports fan. I like good food, too.

Small-town Midwesterner with farmer roots. Advocate and facilitator of social justice. Strategic systems-thinker. Bike commuter aspiring to grow food and live simply with my wife, cat, and dog.

New mom. Lover of screen printing, transparency, repetition, gift economies, rabbits, fluorescent ink, cooperative ownership, collective management, foraging, sharing meals, in-between spaces, print publications, and the right to useful unemployment (thank you Ivan Illich). Valley girl.

A storyteller at heart. A listener, interpreter, community facilitator and advocate. Happiest when greeting the sunrise in the backcountry or learning about nature. Ramen enthusiast. Proud parent of adopted fluffer pupper Lucy, lover of table scraps. Follow adventures on Instagram @luseatosky.

User and dreamer of 21st-century technology to help communities restore and protect forests and green the built environment. Used to raise butterflies. Now raises kids.

Illustrator and maker of things. Farm boy. Loves gift-giving, constellations, symmetry, sewing clothes, home-cooked meals, translating French poetry, Michel Gondry, hot tea, PNW weather, attempting difficult hikes, running and cycling, and making comic strips of things friends do. Often found at local music shows.

Data nerd and ecosystem science translator. Sustainable forestry fortuneteller. Addicted to trail running, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and home-brewing beer.

Hapa Haole with SF Bay Area roots. Passionate change-maker disguised as a mild-mannered accountant. Ardent advocate of quadruple-bottom-line business practices. Avid cook, forager, and outdoor adventurer. Ex-collegiate footballer. Most importantly, the doting dad of two incredible daughters. Sustained by: laughter, proximity to water, ahi poke, and yerba mate tea.

Interdisciplinary economist, social justice advocate, big picture thinker, coffee drinker, sometimes blogger, music enthusiast; love to spend my time in and around mountains.

Wisconsin native, former Anchorageite and recent Virginian. Two-term AmeriCorps Alum and community volunteer. Has a strange love for grants, surveys and data. New homeowner, wife and fur mama of two cats and a giant dog. Happiest cooking from scratch, in a kayak, on a trail, or snorkeling off an island.

Writer and connector. Surfer, poet, singer, and salsa dancer. Loves wine-filled potlucks, being an auntie, mixing the perfect pie crust, and laughing up a storm.

Fish entrepreneur; coastal community advocate, lover of salt-infused ways of life. Driven by the responsibility and opportunity that wild fisheries present to us. East coaster by birth; Alaskan by choice. Mom to the cutest little miniature husky you ever laid eyes on. Seeker of the solitude of wilderness.

Raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains, now at home with family in the Cascades. Keen listener, enthusiastic planner, ice cream lover, and passionate advocate. Enjoys nothing more than loading up a pack and setting out into the wilderness.

Teacher-learner connecting classrooms, cafeterias, and communities. Enjoys alliteration, writing letters, the color of chicory flowers, and picnics.

Little-known creature with unverified sightings in the Pacific Northwest and India. Likes to help people and places with code, music, and cheer.

Curator at heart. Careful listener. Lover of great lakes, family of five, and a three-legged dog.

Adventure Capitalist. Hugs trees and dances with rivers. Loves his sons’ laughs, Oregon berries, and warm slippers after taking off boots.

Event wrangler. Planner of experiences that engage communities to learn, eat, listen, drink, and be merry. Inspired by growing green plants, hiking the Cascades in every season, and exploring new corners of the Pacific Northwest.

Hybrid business explorer. Parent. Woodworker. Bartender.

Problem solver, modeler, map-maker, data explorer. Addicted to learning. Serious about adventures. Naturally ridiculous.

Mother of two zany boys, foodie, gardener, and would-be skateboarder. Enjoys uproarious laughter, good times, and close friends. Cat lady. Bookworm and library lover.

Professional stuff-fixer and thing-maker. Aspiring spreadsheet wizard. Burrito enthusiast. Bike nerd. Proud cat dad. 

Father, runner, bike commuter, committed to helping others use maps, data, science, and tools to make our world a better place.

Conscientious eater, for-profit/for-purpose optimist, straight-talker, enthusiastic collaborator, artisan beverage imbiber.

Free thinking child at heart. Heals through food choices. Breathes deeply in nature. Musical Being. Likes harmony. Loves learning.

Matchmaking children and vegetables since 2010. Oregonian through-and-through; the people, land, and food here can’t be beat. Happiest in a tent, on a bike, or at the coast.

Organizer of creative energy. Betwixt art and nature. Wrangler of timelines, imaginations, and hiking trails. Take me home, country roads…with a deep bass groove.

Professional developer of the web and software. Amateur bryologist, geologist, paleontologist, arborist, cosmologist, numismatist, philatelist, ornithologist, bibliophile, and scutelliphile.

Midwest-grown, Sustainability Education grad student, budding cook, aspiring gardener, and neighborhood flaneur.

Nurturer of numbers. Lover of nature, hiking, snowflakes, and traveling.

Food enthusiast. Fish is food. Work hard, eat good. Eat good, feel good. Feel good, play good. Re-creator of self through experiential learning.

Quiet observer. Strong advocate. Obsessed with airplanes. Dreams of living in a tiny house, in the forest, by a river with a rescued foxhound.

Fundraiser. Book lover. Favorite meal is a hotdog at the ballpark. Believes in the healing power of a good road trip.

Creative thinker, explorer, social butterfly. Artist by day, Event Planner by night.

Detail-orientated night owl operating mostly behind-the-scenes in a supportive role for the events team. Loves yoga, basketball, video games, and drinking only the finest of chocolate milks.

Cultural anthropologist with an insatiable curiosity. Spanish-speaking black belt dedicated to building regional food supply chains that restore and inspire our environment and communities. Exuberant outdoors adventurer in pursuit of fresh trails to run, new mountains to ski and rivers to fish.

Born and raised in Bhutan, living in the Northwest since 2007. Every day is an adventure for me. There’s not a day where I haven’t learned something about people, culture, or new activities. Love traveling, seeking adventure, and having a chilled microbrew on a hot summer days near the Washougal river cliff jump.

Local food fanatic, public health geek, school food advocate. Builder of networks and connector of people. Committed bike commuter and avid yogini. Canadian acro ninja!

Map maker, pattern finder, nerd-to-English translator. Believes that wool is the new kale. Travels by bike, hiking boots, or knife & fork.

Supporter and connector of people. Immigration rights advocate. Mexican heritage, California raised, Pacific Northwest rooted. Best self when in or on salt water. 

Museum geek supreme, art, dog, candy, dessert lover (all in equal measure), Portland Timbers season ticket holder and massive fan of the 5 am Saturday/Sunday Premier League matches on NBCSN. First office job in 18 years. Need new clothes.

Herding cats for dog people….Can be bribed with chocolate.

“America….
Your machinery is too much for me.
You made me want to be a saint.” –Allen Ginsberg