Marnie Criley is the Secretary of Trout Conservancy. She is currently Programs Director for the Wildlands CPR in Missoula, Montana. Marnie has several years of experience in forest and stream restoration, and holds an M.S. (1994) from the Environmental Studies program at the University of Montana.

Amy Sacry is the Treasurer of Trout Conservancy and a professional ecologist and restoration expert at Geum Environmental Consultants, Inc in Hamilton, Montana. She has a B.S. in Biology (1998) from Graceland University in Iowa, and a Master's Degree in Resources Conservation through the University of Montana's Forestry program, with an emphasis on fish habitat. Ms. Sacry has done extensive stream restoration work with the Montana Bureau of Land Management as well as distribution and spawning surveys for imperiled trout species, evaluation of range management practices on riparian and aquatic habitats, and riparian assessments.

Patrick Byorth has served as an at-large member of Trout Conservancy's board since March 2007. Pat has a B.A. (1986) from Carroll College (Helena, Montana), a M.S. in Natural Resources Science from Montana State University (1990), a seventeen year career as a fisheries biologist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, and is currently in pursuit if his J.D. through the University of Montana Law School. Pat has extensive experience in the applied biology and management of wild trout.