Staff
Trish Rolfe (she/her)
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Prior to joining CELP, Trish Rolfe spent the last 10 years working on environmental policy issues in Alaska as Executive Director for Trustees for Alaska, and Alaska Manager for Sierra Club. She brings a deep background in and passion for environmental issues, and has extensive experience managing staff, budgets and campaigns. She earned her BA from the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and enjoys spending time outdoors with her dog.
Katelyn Foronda (she/her)
ADMINISTRATIVE & DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT
Katelyn earned her A.A. degree from Highline College before transferring to and completing her B.A. in Law, Societies, and Justice at the University of Washington. She first learned about environmental justice and advocacy through her academic studies at UW, which has ingrained the importance of protecting the environment in her values and actions. Katelyn was drawn towards CELP and its mission because she sees water as something that connects people with each other, the land, and the wildlife that we share this world with. At CELP, she assists with office administration and fundraising to protect Washington’s rivers and streams. Outside of working at CELP, Katelyn enjoys volunteering for local community events, spending quality time with her family and pug, and is an avid horror movie fan!