The CRBC office is located at 5427 Glen Echo Avenue in Gladstone. We are located on the second floor of the Kiwanis building. Parking is available on-street and in a small lot off Ashton Lane. Questions? Call 503-303-4372.
Current Staff
Mary Logalbo
Executive Director
Executive Masters in Public Administration (EMPA) from Portland State University and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Plattsburgh State University.
Mary has over 20 years of experience working in the natural resources field. She started as CRBC’s Executive Director in May of 2024. Her skills include program development, strategic planning, fiscal management, volunteer coordination, equitable engagement and cultural competency.
Contact me about: Partnership opportunities, personnel matters, CRBC Basin Action Plan and budget, grant opportunities and administration, legal or policy matters, interest in serving on our Board of Directors or on one of our committees.
Isaac Sanders
Restoration Program Manager
Bachelors of Science from Oregon State University
Isaac brings over two decades of experience in fish and wildlife management and habitat restoration to the Council and is passionate about ensuring future generations have the opportunity to enjoy healthy steams and wild areas as much as he has. A dedicated outdoor enthusiast, you can find him pursuing albacore tuna off the Oregon coast when seas and time allows or out enjoying the streams, forests, mountains and deserts that adorn the Pacific Northwest.
Contact me about: CRBC’s habitat restoration program for native fishes, the Clackamas Partnership Technical Advisory Committee, habitat and temperature monitoring, and geology of the Clackamas Basin.
Eric Butler
Riparian Specialist
Eric Butler, Riparian Specialist
Master of Science in Environmental Science and Management from Portland State University, GIS Certificate from Portland Community College, and Bachelor of Science from Linfield College
Eric is a landscape ecologist interested in protecting, restoring, and reconnecting ecosystems at the watershed scale. After years of seasonal and freelance work as an ecologist, botanist, stewardship technician, and geographer in Oregon and beyond, he is excited for the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the Clackamas Basin. When not at work, he can usually be found volunteering on several boards and working groups, teaching environmental science, recreating outdoors, or reading a good book.
Contact me about: ecological restoration, weeds and vegetation management, maps and spatial data, opportunities to collaborate on stewardship and strategic planning.
Amy Barton
Communication & Stewardship Program Manager
Master of Nonprofit Administration from Louisiana State University and Bachelor of Science in Biology from University of Oregon.
Amy brings years of experience in nonprofit marketing and development, social media, business development, and event planning to CRBC. Amy is passionate about preservation of our wild places, and after six years working to conserve forested wetlands in Texas and Louisiana, she is excited to join CRBC in streamside and river restoration in the Clackamas Basin.
Contact me about: Landowner agreements, media inquiries, gift giving and donations, workshops, classes, special events, outreach collaborations, CRBC’s website, social media channels, and newsletters.
Dakota Hufford
Communications and Program Coordinator
Eva Perez
Accounting and Office Administration Specialist
Contact me about: Financial questions, accounting, human resources, operations, and compliance.