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May
31

King County Basin Stewards

Basin Stewards help King County residents protect and restore water and land in their watersheds and are there to answer questions about stream health and watershed conditions.

Basin Stewards are a team of professionals in the Water and Land Resources Division (WLRD). They specialize in protecting and restoring natural resources and focus mainly on unincorporated King County.

Map of the basin stewards

Snoqualmie River downstream of Snoqualmie Falls
Andrea Mojzak, 206-263-7934

Snoqualmie River Forks, South Fork Skykomish River, Bear Creek drainage in Sammamish Watershed 
Denise Di Santo, 206-263-0259

Cedar River, Issaquah Creek portion of Sammamish Watershed in unincorporated areas
Judy Blanco, 206-263-8445 

Middle Green River, White River in unincorporated areas
Josh Kahan, 206-477-4721

Lower Green River
Kelley Govan, 206-263-1996

Duwamish River Basin
Alicia Kellogg, 206-601-8960

Vashon Island & Maury Island portion of Central Puget Sound Watershed
Greg Rabourn, 206-477-4805

You can learn more about the basin stewardship program. We recently expanded our partnership with cities. Contact Janne Kaje, Watershed Stewardship Program Manager at 206-477-4078.

Related Topics

Clean Water Healthy Habitat

A King County initiative to protect water quality and habitat.

DNRP

Department of Natural Resources and Parks

King County wetlands

Clean water and healthy habitat, reducing floods and supporting biodiversity and find wetland maps

WLR

Water and Land Resources Division
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