Erik Kingfisher

Erik is responsible for the leadership and direction of Jefferson Land Trust's stewardship program. He works directly with landowners, volunteers and other partners to monitor, protect and restore conservation properties in which the Land Trust holds an interest. Erik has been working in land conservation since 1999, and has been the stewardship director with Jefferson Land Trust since 2007. He has been an active leader in the Washington Association of Land Trusts since its founding and was president 2013-2014. With a bachelor's degree in environmental education, and a master's degree in environmental politics, he also created and annually operates the popular Tidelands to Timberline adult natural history course and supervises other On-The-Land-Learning community engagement programs of the land trust. Erik is a really great dad, pretty good naturalist and alright musician.