About Us
Leaders in Volunteer Conservation More Than 60 Years
Board Officers
2022 Officers

Pete Butler
President

Mike Curry M.H.
1st Vice President

Dave Chromy
2nd Vice President

Alexis Creel
Treasurer

Marissa Butler
Recording Secretary


Marie Neumiller
Executive Director


David Cloe
Past President


Cody Bush
Sargent at Arms
Board of Trustees
Term Expiring in 2022


Dave Chromy


Mike Curry


Ken McNaughton


Alexis Creel


John K Smith


Cody Bush
Team Expiring in 2023


Phil George


Nick Sagendorf


Pete Butler


Dave Colton


Joe Kimball


Jason Neumiller
Team Expiring in 2024



Marissa Butler


Brent Ferguson


Kily Flemming


Jesse Ingels


Mitch Kassa


Ron "Z" Zubrick
Council Attributes
The Inland Northwest Wildlife Council is an affiliated member of the National Wildlife Federation and the Washington Wildlife Federation. The INWC has been the recipient of the Stevenson Award seven times for being the outstanding wildlife organization. This organization has been active since 1951 and is 400 plus families strong. The INWC projects have been massive, they have been small and hailed as innovative. The focus and success of our efforts is rooted in volunteerism. In a 12-month period our volunteer force puts in over 7,500 hours in wildlife conservation projects and youth mentoring. Our hunter education instructors hold six weeklong classes, using 280 volunteer hours, to instruct over 300 students each summer. We work in hand with the BLM to provide a work force for projects such as scabland plantings of trees and shrubs, security fences. We also work with the WDFW providing volunteers for big game radio collar projects and data collection, transplanting big game, collecting and radio collaring badgers for the burrowing owl study, and the Blue Mountain Elk Calf Mortality Program. If our game department asks for help, we are there to provide it. Our upland bird program provides feed throughout the winter, works with WDFW and the pheasant release program, works to install guzzlers throughout the area and provides a pheasant chick program.
We also provide first time youth hunting opportunities, on private land access donated by our many faithful volunteers. Our fishing committee works with area organizations to provide a Fishing for Kids program. 1,000 children receive a pole and fishing opportunity, 2 Cast for kid’s programs, one for disabled children, and one for abled. We have taken exchange students from the local SCC Community College as well as high school students out fishing in the summer months and ice fishing in the winter. Other programs for the Council include a Disabled Hunters Program working with private landowners to provide land access for over 200 disabled hunters. The Big Game Recovery committee, a volunteer group that recovers viable meat from animals hit by cars, thousands of pounds of meat from elk, moose and deer are sent to the local shelters year-round. Our record speaks for itself; we are the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council and we are proud of our organization.