REBECCA POWELL
Program Director
Rebecca has lived on the fringe of the Bob Marshall Wilderness since 1998.  After receiving her degree in Recreation Management from the University of Montana in 2004, she moved north and settled in the great town of Columbia Falls. As a guide turned manager for Glacier Guides/Montana Raft co. she has logged many miles in Glacier National Park, organized more trips than she can count and comes to the BMWF with a myriad of skills.  When it is a true wilderness experience she is looking for she heads into the Bob. From backcountry ski trips to backpacking trips and extended river trips, Rebecca loves the Bob Marshall. As Program Director for the BMWF she is excited to help create lasting relationships and love of wilderness with people from  all walks of life.

ADDY WYGMANS (& BEAST)
Senior Trail Crew Leader
Addy and Beast are happy to be returning to the BMWF for their fifth season. We welcome them back after a winter in North Carolina that included getting certified as a Nursing Assistant, volunteering with the Carolina Mountain Club, and helping start a not- for- profit bagel business that employs people struggling with homelessness. She and Beast also fit in their typical 250 miles of hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Addy brings her infectious enthusiasm, extensive knowledge and years of experience back to The Bob to the huge pleasure and benefit of us all!

MARCHAND LOGAN
Noxious Weeds Crew Leader
Marchand started her time in the valley as a kid exploring the woods around the Walton Ranger Station and eventually moved to West Glacier; a great base camp location for all the adventurous opportunities available in the Park and on the rivers. After college, she returned to the valley. Always in the mountains, she spends her winters on the Ski Patrol at Whitefish Mountain Resort. Her excitement of getting to know the beauty of The Bob is matched only by her excitement of meeting a great crew that she has heard so much about.

GRANT HERRON
West Side Trail Crew Leader
Grant hails from West Linn, Oregon. He graduated from the College of Forestry at Oregon State University. He has worked on a wilderness trail crew in the Willamette National Forest. This gave him a taste for trail work and for spending an entire summer camping and backpacking in Wilderness. At the end of last summer he backpacked the Oregon section of the Pacific Crest Trail. Grant is looking forward to hitting the ground running in a new area (especially one as legendary as The Bob), meeting new people, and most of all doing trail work in Montana!