Miranda Plumb

Miranda has been the National Fish Passage Program Coordinator for western Washington and the Chehalis Fisheries Restoration Program Coordinator since 2009. She works on aquatic ecosystem restoration with partners including local government, Tribes, watershed councils, private landowners, and federal agencies. She manages all aspects of these restoration programs focusing on developing partnerships, decision making, and negotiating with multi-partner teams at a landscape scale, finding opportunities for collaboration and project implementation of fish and habitat restoration projects. Miranda has worked for the USFWS since 1999. Her focus at the WWFWCO is aquatic habitat restoration and fish and habitat assessments with an emphasis on Pacific Lamprey and freshwater mussels.