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Hamilton, ON, CA

North Dundas, Ontario, Canada

Lead the Plant Health Team at NVK Nurseries, supporting our field, greenhouse and container growers in all aspects of growing toward the shared aim of enhancing sustainability and overall plant quality. This includes regenerating field soil health, conserving water, converting organic waste to high-quality compost, employing IPM strategies, managing weed.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Greenhouse in the Clouds is a small family business based in Hamilton, Ontario committed to growing fresh, local and beautiful flowers using regenerative methods. We don’t use any chemical pesticides or fertilizers in our flower gardens, and start most of our own plants from seed. We use compost, cover crops and low/no-till practices to build soil health.

Vineland, Ontario

- Conduct research on tree propagation, planting and site remediation for naturalization andurban forestry projects. Work collaboratively with tree nurseries, Conservation Authorities,the Ministry of Transportation, landscape contractors and municipalities to improve treepropagation, and the growth and survival of planted trees.- Facilitate and supervise.

Bradford, Ontario

- Management activities in Durham Regional Forest including hazard tree removal, trail maintenance and development and other property maintenance activities- Collection of stand inventory information for management plan updates and the development of management prescriptions- forest inventory and tree marking- Implementation of the Conservation Authority’s.

Ontario, Canada

- Strong organizational and communication skills facilitating weekly e-lectures (over 600 participants), workshops (averaging 50) and field tours (averaging 30) for researchers, students and land managers—including budgeting and logistical planning.- Excellent communication skills honed producing articles, reports & factsheets for diverse audiences on.

Eastern Ontario

• Site reconnaissance work, including baseline inventories and vegetation community classification using ELC methods
• Monitor element occurrences, rare species and communities
• Conduct surveys of NCC properties for rare reptile and amphibian species
• Monitor biodiversity targets and threats on NCC properties and conduct annual inspections to ensure early detection and management of natural disturbances, vandalism, trespassing, emerging threats, and risks and.
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• Compliance monitoring of conservation easements

Quebec City And Toronto

• Conducted original research on potential impacts of post-fire salvage logging for bioenergy production on beetle and woodpecker population dynamics in the boreal forest.
• Collected, analyzed and summarized data; produced a paper that will be incorporated into a Laurentian Forestry Centre report and published in an academic journal.

University Of Toronto, Dr. Rudy Boonstra

• "Biological Consequences of Global Change"
• Assisted in design of tutorial, led lecture and discussion-based tutorials for over 60 students, and carried out marking and invigilation duties.
• Evaluated climate change impacts on biological processes and specific at-risk species.

Koffler Scientific Reserve, King City, Ontario, Dr. Marc Cadotte

• Responsible for maintenance and data collection for a tall grass prairie field experiment investigating patterns of ecosystem function in relation to phylogenetic relatedness.
• Collected data on insect populations, photosynthetic gas exchange (using an LCPro), and biomass, growth and reproductive measures.
• Supervised undergraduate volunteers and work-study students throughout the summer.

University Of Toronto Scarborough

• Initiated the re-starting of the association, recruited members, planned events and facilitated executive committee meetings at the University of Toronto Scarborough.

University Of Toronto, Scarborough Campus

• Provided support for over 35 students by organizing events, connecting them to campus resources and fostering a sense of community.

Near Thunder Bay, Ontario

• Performed tree planting piecework for 3 spring seasons, requiring personal motivation in all weather conditions. Developed adaptability to uncertain & difficult work conditions.

• Coordinated bookings and logistics for the fair; organized a panel discussion.
• Gained a greater understanding of how the interaction between government policy and the private sector can move sustainable energy systems forward.

Master Of Forest Conservation

Activities and Societies: Logger sports participant at 2013 Fleming College competition, University of Toronto Outing Club, Tri-campus.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), International Development And Biology, 3.71 Gpa

Activities and Societies: University of Toronto Outing Club, Tri-campus soccer, intramural basketball, International Development Students'.

Foundation Year Program

Intensive program that examines the development of Western thought, art and politics.