Diana Muller

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Diana grew up in Tumwater, WA on lower Puget Sound; her family camped for weeks on end, fished, and grew vegetable gardens (organically). By the time she entered high school, she became an activist for the Straits of Juan De Fuca and Puget Sound. In college she made use of her own boat to collect water samples and oiled seabirds from oil spills. After graduating from The Evergreen State College, WA with a degree in Chemistry and Marine Science, Diana moved to the East Coast to work with the Chesapeake Bay Long Term Monitoring Project. Since that time she has worked her way up through laboratory and field sampling to management and environmental law. She has been to and sampled most of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, from the Susquehanna River to the Bay mouth. Diana brings with her 20 years of valuable experience in riverine and estuarine water quality, ecology, microbiology, and environmental law. Diana and her family moved to the South River Watershed in Selby-on-the-Bay a little over a year ago, and immediately began a water quality monitoring program in Selby Bay. Currently, she helps to oversee the Selby Beach Kids Club and helped to obtain monies for the Selby Living Shoreline. Being a RIVERKEEPER® is a more than a job for Diana; it is a lifestyle. It is her mission to provide cleaner waterways for the generations to come.

Contact Diana by calling the office at 410-224-3802 or her cell 443-534-2847 or via email address above.