Adam Fenner is a graduate from Oregon State University. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Sciences with an emphasis on managed ecosystems. He currently works for a natural resource consulting firm as a silvicultural forester on a 12,500 acre privately owned forest. Adam became interested in joining the watershed council after meeting and working with representatives from the council on an Instream habitat improvement project on Thomas Creek, located within the forest that he works on.  While Adam enjoys working in the private timber industry, he is excited for the opportunity to work on projects for the broader community to enhance biological diversity, enhance ecological function, and improve wildlife habitat and water quality. During his down time, Adam enjoys outdoor activities with his family, exploring new places on his motorcycle, and working in his home-based metal fabrication shop.