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Jennie Warmack

Research Administrator

Jennie is a middle school teacher with a BS in Oceanography and an MA in Teaching. She believes that everybody has the power to influence the world. Her loves of learning and all things ocean-related align and swim alongside the mission of Everblue.

Joanna Lyle

Joanna has a Master of Science in Marine Biology, and is interested in climate impacts on coastal and marine ecosystems. She lives on the Oregon coast and loves to birdwatch, garden, and hike in her free time.

Dominic Librie

Dom lives and works as an architectural designer on the South Oregon Coast. He's particularly interested in sustainable design and how buildings and landscapes can best support each other. When he's not behind a screen, he enjoys running on the beach, hiking, and tide pooling.

Rachel Aitchison

Website Administrator

Rachel has a Master of Science in Marine Science and is interested in understudied cartilaginous fish. She also loves to paint and if she's not at the beach, she's probably in the mountains or caring for her many plants.

Sibly McCullers

Facebook Administrator

Sibly is an avid lover of ice cream and the ocean. They currently work as a Natural Resources Specialist on the east coast, and have a BS in biology from Old Dominion University. They previously interned with the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center and Mote Marine Laboratory, and have worked as a Protected Species Observer. They enjoy writing research for Everblue, surfing whenever the fickle Virginia waves allow, and being outside as often as possible.

Andy Ishu

Twitter Administrator

Andy is a University of Oregon graduate that is passionate about environmental protection. His main focus is to help foster a greater sense of stewardship for our natural world. Through various art mediums the goal is to connect people more to the world around them, in order to strengthen their relationship to it. 

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Morgan Janes

Morgan is a marine biologist who earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon, and is currently working as a lab tech at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology. She is interested in habitat conservation, marine reserves, and unique marine symbiotic relationships, and has an enormous amount of love for cephalopods!

Tyler McFarland

Tyler earned their Bachelor's in Biodiversity and Conservation and has worked as a lab technician and a botanist. Tyler is currently working on their master's in Environmental Management at Duke University. Along with ocean advocacy, Tyler is passionate about LGBTQIA+ rights and representation.

Erin Parker

Erin is a native Oregonian but is currently working as a Research Assistant in The Bahamas at the Cape Eleuthera Institute. Her research primarily focuses on improving the sustainability of local fisheries and teaching high schoolers about the ocean.

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Alexia Halen

Alexia is a non-profit development consultant specializing in launching grassroots organizations to the next level. She's passionate about ocean conservation and is excited to be a member of the Everblue team.

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Ellie Jones

Executive Director, Instagram Administrator

Ellie is passionate about marine science and finding the most effective ways to communicate it to a wide audience. In addition to Everblue she works for the Hawai‘i Monitoring and Reporting Collaborative studying coral reef resiliency and community-based marine management. When she's not in a lab, she loves freediving and surfing - anything to get her in the water!

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Zach Greenberg

Zach studied Biochemistry and Physics and is passionate about equity and the accessibility of science. He's a science instructor and outdoor educator in Southern California but has worked with Inland Ocean Coalition as a chapter lead and has consulted for EarthX. When he’s not in the mountains, he can be found hiking, surfing, diving, or behind a camera.

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