As project lead, I am spearheading the effort to preserve a unique piece of pristine Coastal Douglas fir forest and wetland on Salt Spring Island, BC, one of the beautiful Gulf Islands. This property embraces a number of endangered ecosystems, and is home to several species at risk, including red legged frog and yellow montane violets. I have been leading communication outreach, fund raising efforts, and coordination with experts including local biologists, wetland restoration specialists and other technical collaborators, and have now secured partnerships with the Salt Spring Island Conservancy and The Land Conservancy of British Columbia in a joint campaign to purchase this property. I welcome your interest in the project.

Designed and taught graduate musicology seminars in aesthetics, 18th and 19th century performance practice, methodology, studies in words and music, and the relationship of music notation to performance. Undergraduate courses taught included a regularly wait-listed music appreciation course, first and second year theory, survey courses on repertoire from the medieval through baroque eras and electives.

A regular writer for the Arts section providing both features and music reviews.

Artistic director and founding member of an early-instrument ensemble which also specialized in experimental contemporary music on baroque instruments. The role included annual concert series production, performance administration, funding, oversight of six CD projects and commissioning of composers for new repertoire.

Orchestra member and flute soloist for US, Canadian and international tours, broadcasts and recordings.