Alan Rammer at Naselle's Finnish American Folk Festival

The Finnish American Folk Festival of Naselle is pleased to welcome . . .

Alan Rammer

Alan Rammer has been the Marine Community Outreach and Environmental Education Specialist for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife since 1988, and has been with the agency since 1977. He is a graduate of the University of Washington, with degrees in Shellfish Biology and Invertebrate Zoology. He has won numerous awards for his innovative educational standards. He was voted WDFW’s most inspirational employee in 1991, and also won the agency’s outstanding public service award in 2000.

He will conduct a beach walk in Long Beach on Friday and offer a presentation on Saturday titled Fun Facts about Washington’s Sea Life. Part 2.

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	The Finnish American Folk Festival of Naselle is pleased to welcome . . . Alan Rammer Alan Rammer has been the Marine Community Outreach and Environmental Education Specialist for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife since 1988, and has been with the agency since 1977. He is a graduate of the University of Washington, with degrees in Shellfish Biology and Invertebrate Zoology. He has won numerous awards for his innovative educational standards. He was voted WDFW’s most inspirational employee in 1991, and also won the agency’s outstanding public service award in 2000. He will conduct a beach walk in Long Beach on Friday and offer a presentation on Saturday titled Fun Facts about Washington’s Sea Life. Part 2.