Mid Sound has five full time employees that implement our projects with the help of many community partners and volunteers. While based in our Seattle office, we also spend a lot of time in the field.

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Troy Fields Executive Director Troy has worked for Mid Sound for more than five years designing small and large-scale salmon habitat restoration projects and managing organizational operations. Troy has a bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from Western Washington University.
Andrew Pavone Project Manager Andrew Pavone is a graduate of Penn State University receiving a degree in Environmental Education/Outdoor Recreation in 1999. He started his career in the Northwest with North Cascades Institute and eventually worked seasonally with the North Cascades National Park and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Andy has worked with groups of all ages doing presentations and educational lessons on salmon ecology, forest ecology, whale ecology and marine ecology. Andrew currently works in both Seattle and the San Juan Islands as a naturalist/kayak guide. He is an avid fisherman, kayaker, musician, boater and outdoor enthusiast. Andy has been a project manager with Mid Sound since April 2006.
Brian Reese                                                 Project Manager Brian graduated from Seattle Pacific University in 2004 with a degree in Biology and has since gained experience working in different positions, including habitat restoration and aquatic plant survey across the State of Washington. Before coming to Mid Sound, Brian worked for Stewardship Partners restoring riparian habitat along the Snoqualmie River.
FRED REED                                                             Restoration Technician Fred graduated from the Evergreen State College in 2006 with a degree in Environmental Science. Since then Fred has worked with WSDOT as a Wetland Biologist Intern with their Wetland Monitoring Program. Fred has also served as a Fisheries Biologist aboard Commercial Fishing Vessels in the North Pacific collecting data for NOAA Fisheries. Fred comes to Mid Sound to broaden his skills and get more involved in Habitat Restoration.
Nick Boyce                                                                         Restoration Technician Nick graduated from the University of Washington in 2007 with a degree in Geography and a certificate in Restoration Ecology.  As a student Nick also worked as an intern conducting GIS analysis for King County's Wastewater Treatment Division.  By working for Mid Sound, Nick hopes to gain restoration-related experience while getting to work outside.