Working with the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program to share information on its work to conserve and enhance fish and wildlife in watersheds impacted by BC Hydro dams.

Facilitating regional workshops to inform funding decisions related to landscape-level ecosystem enhancement projects.

Working primarily with federal, provincial, and First Nations’ governments, I have facilitated close to 900 environmental discussions on national, provincial and regional environmental policies and plans including the federal Species at Risk Act, climate change, Canada’s biodiversity convention, ozone depleting substances, acid rain, transboundary pollutants under the (former) NAFTA side-agreement, user-pay systems for waste management, the Columbia River Treaty, great lakes water quality and more. Current projects are focused on large-scale restoration of watersheds impacted by dam construction and improving water quality in a transboundary watershed impacted by coal mining. Clients include the International Joint Commission, Environment Canada, Province of BC, Province of Ontario, BC Hydro, the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program, and Columbia Basin Trust. Multiple other work references are available upon request – just ask. I love talking about all the incredible national and transboundary opportunities I have had to facilitate important environmental discussions.

The Environmental Monitoring Committee I facilitated for five years, continues to oversee implementation of the Elk Valley Water Quality Plan - a long-term plan to improve water quality in a transboundary watershed impacted by coal mining. My role helped build trust and relationships essential to these important discussions.