Randy Moody, Kimberley. Jeremy's interests also include youth outdoor education and he is a founding director of the Shuswap Outdoor Learning Foundation. Brendan is the Chair of the School of Environment and Geomatics at Selkirk College, in Castlegar. Her work in the west Kootenays has focused primarily on species at risk. Outside of work you can find Jacqueline climbing, hiking, or skiing around Revelstoke or anywhere else in BC. Ryan gill soil and water district group 2 2022. Her research focused on the nest-site selection and nest survival (breeding success) of Black-backed and American Three-toed Woodpeckers in managed forest landscapes. He completed a Masters of Science through The University of Northern BC working on the ecological role of mineral licks for moose, elk, Stone's sheep, and mountain goats in northern BC. Ryan Gill, Revelstoke.
She grew up in Nelson B. Mia King, Revelstoke. Implementation was made possible by the Department of Water Resources Proposition 84 Integrated Regional Water Management program. His master's thesis explored the response of phototropic communities to climate warming over the last 11, 000 years in northeastern Ontario. A number of tributaries drain the hills and empty into the Russian River, the largest of which include Crocker, Gill, Gird, Miller and Sausal on the east side of the Valley, and Oat Valley, Cloverdale, Icaria, and Lytton creeks on the West side. Ryan gill soil and water district group 2. Randy holds a Masters degree in Forest Science as well as a Bachelors degree in Natural Resources Conservation from UBC and is a registered Professional Biologist. Mia is looking forward to facilitating the sharing of local ecological knowledge while with CMI. Since that time, Marc-André has expanded his understanding and knowledge of wetlands, in particular freshwater marshes and has gained valuable skills in wetland management and restoration.
Harry van Oort, Revelstoke. He has lived in the Columbia Mountains for the past 20 years where he has worked on a broad range of ecological topics – from the nesting ecology of birds to predator/prey interactions within southern mountain caribou habitat. In 2020, he received his (Plant Science) from the University of Saskatchewan for studying the impact of bison on aspen parkland plant communities. Some Alexander Valley tributaries provide spawning and rearing habitat for steelhead trout. Harry lives in Revelstoke working as a wildlife biologist for BC Hydro, but he is a facultative migrant and he occasionally migrates to the Mojave Desert where he can be found on granitic outcrops. Randy is a Kimberley based whitebark and limber pine recovery specialist.
He completed a in applied environmental biology at the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia. Pete is currently the Vice-President of the Columbia Mountains Institute. The remaining 150 acres of property bordering the Russian River will be sprayed and monitored. Renae completed her at Biology at Simon Fraser University. She enjoys the bounty of the west Kootenay gardens and playing in the back-county with friends and family. It includes the mainstem of the Russian River from its confluence with Cummiskey Creek (approximately 1 mile north of the Sonoma/Mendocino county line) at the northern end of the Valley to its confluence with Maacama Creek (due east of the City of Healdsburg) at the Valley's southern end. He is now the Head of Conservation Programs, and his work encompasses a wide variety of activities ranging from wildlife monitoring, water quality assessment, water level manipulations and infrastructure management, to administrative and human resource activities, communications, public relations, and land and assets management. FARMS Leadership Program field days are held on private agricultural properties within the watershed. For many years, Mia has been involved in delivering environmental education, whether increasing public awareness of aquatic species at risk, or leading school kids on interpretive hikes in the great outdoors. Mike Miller moved to Vernon in 2009 following several years based in Revelstoke. Carrie Nadeau is a vegetation ecologist, her primary technical focus is ecological restoration.
The RCD has treated over 1200 infested acres of Arundo in Alexander Valley and has replanted many of these treated areas with native riparian plants and trees. He worked as a consulting biologist for a few years before taking on a biologist position at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area, in 2003. The RCD is very involved in a statewide groundwater monitoring effort called the California Statewide Groundwater Elevation Monitoring (CASGEM) program. Prior to that she completed her at the University of Anchorage Alaska and a MSc. Groundwater data are collected on local landowner wells twice a year in the various basins and reported back to the Sonoma County Water Agency and the Department of Water Resources. Hailey made Revelstoke her home in 2009, eager to be back in the mountains. Peter completed his in Biology at the University of Manitoba in 2012. Her educational background includes a Masters Degree in Environmental Studies from Dalhousie University, an honours degree in social anthropology, and a degree in International Development. Catherine Craig, Revelstoke. Catherine is currently the Secretary for the Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology. When not following birds around, you can find Catherine out on her bike or skis around Revelstoke.