Pat Morrow
Graeme Lee Rowlands
Graeme
Director of Water and Climate
Wildsight Regional
Graeme manages the Columbia River Futures and Youth Climate Corps programs. He is passionate about the relationships that underpin the ways we make decisions about rivers and the climate. Graeme was born in Honduras, raised in California and has since lived across the Pacific Northwest. He first came to the upper Columbia watershed in 2017 while on a 35 day bike and kayak journey up the Columbia River from sea-to-source. He is now based in Golden but enjoys visiting familiar places and faces across the region.
Latest Posts
- From the redwoods to the Columbia: The lessons of a lifetime
- Support the salmon: Indigenous Nations call for long-term support to revive river's lost legacy
- Historic turning point for Columbia River, but what's next?
- Indigenous leadership, salmon, and the benefits to us all
- In a time of drought, a modernized Columbia River Treaty offers hope
Graeme's work
Wildsight’s Youth Climate Corps exists to connect, inspire and empower young adults interested in making a difference for the greatest challenge of this generation: the climate crisis. Read More
Teach The Columbia is a curriculum package meant to help educators engage their students with many dimensions of the Columbia River watershed — past, present, and… Read More
An extraordinary learning experience for youth 15-18. Over 15 days, you can paddle the Columbia River, sleep under starry skies, have fun, make friends, engage in stories of this river, and learn about yourself along the way. Read More