Linda Versage joined Homewaters Project in September of 2002 as the Schools Coordinator. Linda has been an environmental educator for over 25 years. She holds an M.Ed. in Natural Science/Science Education, a B.S. in Environmental Studies and Education, and a Washington Continuing Teacher Certificate with endorsements in K-8 and 4-12 biology. Previously Linda managed the education programs and operations at Seattle's Discovery Park Environmental Learning Center for seven years. She has taught and coordinated programs for diverse groups of agencies and organizations including Seattle Schools, Starflower Foundation, Pacific Science Center, and Bellingham Parks and Recreation, and consulted on projects with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, IslandWood, and the USDA Forest Service. Linda is one of the founders of the Environmental Education Association of Washington and served on its board for six years.

Jennifer Youngman became the Homewaters Project Outreach Coordinator in September 2007. She brings experience in marketing and outreach, environmental education, volunteer management and native rare plant conservation. She served as a national park ranger at Mt. Rainier, Isle Royale and Indiana Dunes and taught in a natural resource management school in Vermont. Her writing, photography and puzzles have been published in The Christian Science Monitor, Wilderness Magazine, Highlights for Children and other publications. She volunteers as a public service announcement writer for a local radio station and holds the Seattle area Street Scramble (a form of urban orienteering) 2007 veteran women's series championship title.

Kate Bedient joined Homewaters Project in September 2007 as the Education Specialist. She holds a M. Ed. in Environmental Education and Non Profit Administration from Western Washington University and the North Cascades Institute and a B.A. in Geology from Vassar College. As a graduate student, she worked as an instructor for the North Cascades Institute’s 5th grade Mountain School Program, Adult and Family Programs, and the wilderness-based NC Wild Program on Ross Lake. Previously, Kate worked as a lead teacher for Seattle’s Pacific Science Center and as an outdoor instructor for the Lakeside School. When she’s not working, she enjoys backpacking, birding, biking, running and cooking. It's rare for Kate to spend her weekends in Seattle, but when she’s here, you’ll find her relaxing on her back porch with her potted tomatoes and a good book.