Katherine Allowatt

Environmental program and operations professional with progressive experience in habitat restoration, public sector program management, and stakeholder coordination. Currently serving as Habitat Restoration Coordinator at Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, supporting large-scale restoration initiatives through project management, budget tracking, and strategic operational planning. Demonstrates a strong track record of growth within public service, advancing through multiple roles including Management Analyst, Customer Service Supervisor, and Administrative Assistant. Brings expertise in program coordination, data management, and process improvement, contributing to efficient operations and effective delivery of conservation programs. Experienced in managing cross-functional responsibilities, including grant compliance, database administration, and stakeholder engagement, with a focus on supporting sustainable habitat restoration and environmental stewardship. Early career experience includes roles in education and community engagement with The Evergreen State College and regional school districts, building a foundation in program coordination and outreach. Known for strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage complex projects in mission-driven environments. Passionate about advancing conservation efforts and supporting initiatives that protect natural ecosystems and wildlife resources.