Todd Zackey is the Field Studies Program Manager for the Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources Department and has worked for the Tribes for 22 years. He manages the GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Field Studies Programs for the department. He is responsible for mapping, monitoring, assessing, and protecting the Tribes’ nearshore and marine resources on and off the Tulalip Reservation.
He has conducted and been involved in a variety of monitoring and research projects in the inshore areas of the Whidbey Basin including water quality monitoring, mapping of intertidal habitat, and studying juvenile salmon utilization of the Snohomish River estuary, pocket estuaries, and small coastal streams. He is an active member of the Pacific Marine and Estuarine Fish Habitat Partnership steering committee, the Island County Local Integrating Organization, the San Juan Salmon Technical Advisory Group, and the Island County Salmon Recovery Technical and Citizens Committee.
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