Leanne Zrum Email & Phone Number

Montreal, QC, CA

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Montreal, Canada Area

TRIOX Environmental Emergencies offers extensive services and expertise in the field of environmental emergency preparedness, training and response for oil and chemical spills worldwide. We draw from our extensive experience to offer practical and innovative solutions to our clients based on internationally recognized best practices. TRIOX Environmental.

Vancouver, Canada Area

• Developed oil spill response and shoreline assessment business line
• Designed and implemented lower trophic level monitoring and assessment programs
• Performed aquatic effects assessment and monitoring follow-up
• Provided consultation and liaison with the public and regulatory authorities

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Planning and development of specialized strategies and support services for the Response Organization’s response capability for marine oil spills including health and safety, environmental, technical, surveillance.

Edmonton, Canada Area

• Aquatics specialist responsible for the development and implementation of ambient surface water quality monitoring priorities and programs within portions of the North Saskatchewan and Athabasca river basins.
• Provided expert scientific, technical, and policy knowledge and input to aquatic environment research and monitoring priorities, and emerging issues and contaminants.
• Coordinated inter-agency review teams and provided scientific reviews of research and monitoring reports received as part of submissions of industry Operating Approvals (metallurgical and thermal coal mining, pulp.
• Lead the coordination of inter-agency teams and worked collaboratively to resolve issues during emergency spill response and remediation (e.g., Lake Wabamun CN derailment).
• Coordinated inter-agency teams in the design and implementation of monitoring programs and other assessment activities (e.g., SCAT) during emergency spill response and remediation (e.g., Lake Wabamun CN derailment).
• Provided knowledge and guidance to technical field personnel to ensure the implementation of programs, and also to regulatory personnel when assessing potential impacts of proposed or existing activities on the aquatic.

Winnipeg, Canada Area

• Designed and conducted the aquatic lower trophic levels components (aquatic macrophytes, zooplankton, benthic invertebrates) of EIAs undertaken for three proposed hydroelectric generation (Conawapa, Keeyask/Gull.
• Characterized different aquatic habitat types and assessed the benthic invertebrate communities in the Red and Assiniboine rivers (MB) to determine site-specific ammonia criteria in relation to City of Winnipeg.
• Participated in the development of several long-term aquatic monitoring programs for use by Cree Nations in northern Manitoba.
• Carried out a multi-year monitoring study to establish a database of existing environmental conditions (focus: zooplankton abundance, diversity, community structure) in the Nelson River estuary (MB).
• Developed the classification for aquatic habitat as part of the assessment on the upgrading and life extension of the Selkirk (MB) thermal generating station.
• Participated in the preparation of an overview of the coastal marine ecosystem of the southeastern Beaufort Sea in the vicinity of the Mackenzie River estuary.