We are committed to the responsible stewardship of Tillamook County’s natural resources in order to build, nourish, and sustain our community for generations to come.
Natural resources businesses have a long history in Tillamook County and continue to be an important part of the local way of life. Through farming, forestry, and fishing we keep our economy vibrant and diverse.
Working lands and waterfronts also provide opportunities to connect with the people who grow, catch, and produce goods we all depend on. Local growers, fishers, and foresters use a variety of tools to keep these industries viable. Sometimes, these tools create noise, odor, and visual changes to the landscape. If you have questions, we hope you will find your answers here.
Lead Organizers
Volunteers from farming, fishing, and the forest sector help guide TWLWC’s activities.
Mark Wiegardt
Fisheries
Mark, a fourth generation oyster farmer, owns and operates Whiskey Creek Shellfish Hatchery in Netarts Bay.
Dave Kunert
Forests
Dave is a professional forester with over 25 years of experience working in the woods.
Carol Marie Leuthold
Farms
Born along the Nestucca River in Blaine, OR, Carol Marie and her family have operate a small dairy farm in Tillamook for nearly 60 years.
Pam Zweifel
Farms
Pam and her husband own and operate Zweifel Farm Eggs. She is the granddaughter of poultry industry legend, J.A. Hanson.
Farms, Forests & Fish Sweatshirts!
Tillamook Working Lands & Waters sweatshirts are now for sale! Drop by the Tillamook Area Chamber of Commerce to pick up yours today!