About
Elizabeth Gribble (Walker) is Director of Clean Air Methow, a project of the Methow Valley Citizens Council that offers a year-round air quality program focusing on serving the community’s needs and questions related to air quality; providing solutions to improve air quality where possible; and activity promoting a sustainably clean airshed and breathing room for everyone.
Her commitment to clean air and climate change is informed and inspired by her graduate work in toxicology at the University of Washington’s Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences. Liz represents the experiences and needs of communities in the Methow Valley to state and region-level teams developing programs and policy to address smoke management and wildfire smoke impacts.
She supports DEOHS graduate students and works with faculty on climate and wildfire smoke research.