Women on the Waterfront: Tele Aadsen
Tele Aadsen is a troller, observer, and writer. Her “beautifully inefficient” fishing process makes for carefully preserved salmon.
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Women on the Waterfront: Ebony Welborn and Savannah Smith
Ebony and Savannah work to create new pathways to maritime experiences and work for youth of color.
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Women on the Waterfront: Susan Berta
Susan Berta, co-founder of the Orca Network says that the world needs people who care. Her 25+ years of work to save orcas show that she does.
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Women on the Waterfront: Jennie Buswell
Jennie Buswell is a terminal supervisor in Port Townsend, and with her million-dollar view and a great team, she’s not going anywhere.
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Women on the Waterfront: Ava Karr
Ava Karr is a seaplane pilot for Kemore Air, and she loves her job because anywhere with enough water is a runway for exploration.
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Women on the Waterfront: Michele Allen
Michele Allen is ready to retire and move somewhere warm. Until then, she’s getting people where they need to go and passing on her knowledge.
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Women on the Waterfront: Deb Dempsey
Deb Dempsey is the first woman to attend a maritime academy, to guide ships over the Columbia Bar, and has been braving new waters for women for decades.
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Women on the Waterfront: Courtney Hart
Meet Courtney Hart: the crustacean program manager for the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe. Her work is—in a word—complicated.
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Women on the Waterfront: Thea Foss
“I desired to be an American like everyone, but how proud I am now of having Norwegian ancestry of the first generation in this country,
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Women on the Waterfront: Anita Luvera Mayer
It’s the 1940s and you’re the cook aboard an eight-person purse seine fishing crew going out for six-day expeditions in Puget Sound. How do you get
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