Staff
Kim Williams - District Manager
(360) 775-3747 Ext. 6
kim.williams@clallamcd.org
Kim Williams started with the Conservation District as District Manager in June 2021. She Brings 20 years experience working with natural resources, she has extensive experience in salmon habitat restoration, program development, and community engagement. She worked with Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe as a restoration botanist during the Elwha dam removal project, managed the Revegetation Dept. for Natural Resources, and was the Climate Change Coordinator, in fisheries for the tribe. These various positions have given her well rounded experiences, many connections with the local community and an understanding of the importance of our natural resources on the Olympic Peninsula. She received a Bachelor of Science from Evergreen State College in Environmental studies in botany and forestry. Kim is also an entrepreneur having owned several businesses. She lives in Port Angeles with her two girls. They enjoy supporting local farmers, eating farm fresh produce and meat, and enjoying time in the incredible nature that this area has to offer.
Meghan Adamire - Conservation Planner
(360) 775-3747 Ext. 1
meghan.adamire@clallamcd.org
Meghan began working for the Conservation District in 2002 as both a volunteer and an intern. She was hired as a full-time conservation planner in 2004, following her graduation from Oregon State University with a BS in Animal Science and Range Management. Meghan grew up in Clallam County, helping raise cattle on her family’s farm in Joyce. She now resides in west Port Angeles with her husband, two children, horses and chickens. Meghan enjoys working with farm owners to assist them with management practices to benefit their land as well as natural resources, and also with streamside landowners to help them with restoration of riparian areas.
Jennifer Bond - Conservation Planner
(360) 775-3747 Ext. 2
jennifer.bond@clallamcd.org
Jennifer began working for the Conservation District in 2001 as a conservation planner. She holds a BS in Biology from Gonzaga University and worked as a researcher for the US Geological Survey and Washington State University’s Irrigated Agricultural Research Extension Center before joining Clallam Conservation District. Jennifer, along with her three children and husband, own a small farm east of Port Angeles. Jennifer enjoys trail riding and camping adventures with her family and horse during her free time.