Member Directory
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Morrison, Carl
Ecosystem Biologist in the Campbell River Natural Resource District. Currently piloting the use of remote cameras for monitoring presence and seasonal activity rates of elk and deer (and predators) in designated Ungulate Winter Ranges... -
Mowat, Garth
Garth Mowat is the Large Carnivore Specialist for the Province of British Columbia and an Adjunct Professor at UBC in Kelowna. His job involves research on wildlife ecology, particularly population dynamics, of mammals, mostly terrestrial... -
Muhly, Tyler
Tyler works in the Forest Analysis and Inventory Branch with the Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resources and Rural Development, using data to develop information on wildlife that supports statutory decision makers in evidence-based... -
Nagy-Reis, Mariana
Mariana is a Wildlife Habitat Specialist whose ultimate goal is to answer real-world questions and deliver tools tailored to guide conservation plans and science-based management. She currently works with the BC Ministry of Forests, Lands,... -
Naidoo, Robin
Robin Naidoo is the Lead Scientist for Wildlife Conservation at WWF-US and an Adjunct Professor in the Institute for Resources, Environment & Sustainability at the University of British Columbia. He leads a camera trap project in the... -
Neate, Holly
Holly is the Administrator for the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA), a registered non-profit charity volunteer association that works to protect biodiversity on the Sunshine Coast of BC. In order to achieve their goals, the... -
O'Brien, Murrough
From an early age, Murrough's home on Vancouver Island was surrounded by forest. Beginning then, he spent countless hours simply wandering, looking and finding favourite places which sometimes turned out to be from the signs he saw,... -
Paczkowski, John
John is a biologist who has concentrated his career on wildlife research and conservation, mainly with large carnivores. John uses wildlife research as a lens to focus decisions on the protection and management of Alberta Parks and... -
Patterson, Jesse
Jesse is the Fish and Wildlife Team Lead with the Ecosystem Information Section, Knowledge Management Branch. The Knowledge Management Branch is responsible for managing all Provincial fish and wildlife inventory data (including capture,... -
Pongrac, Mary Beth
Mary Beth is interested in being a volunteer "citizen scientist" with WildCAM. She currently has three trail cams in operation in the Sechelt area which, since April 2019, have recorded cougars, black bears, bobcats, Roosevelt elk,... -
Procko, Michael
Michael is a M.Sc. student in the Wildlife Coexistence Laboratory at the University of British Columbia - Vancouver. Currently, he is deploying a grid of cameras over the southern regions of Golden Ears Provincial Park, as well as Malcolm... -
Quayle, James
James has worked as a biologists for over 20 years. In recent years he has been the manager of BC Parks' conservation program. This program includes a number of scientists and parks staff working to conserve the ecological values within... -
Rai, Jeevan
Jeevan Rai is a statistical ecologist, wildlife researcher, and conservationist with a deep commitment to conservation. He fosters partnerships and collaboration with diverse stakeholders, including local communities, academic... -
Rutherford, Erin
Erin Rutherford is the Conservation Coordinator for the South Coast region at BC Parks, managing wildlife camera monitoring projects in Pinecone Burke, Cypress, and Mount Seymour Provincial Parks, focusing on wildlife- park visitor... -
Scherger, Jenna
Jenna is a MSc student in the Wildlife Restoration Ecology Lab (WiRE) at the University of British Columbia Okanagan. Her research is part of a highly collaborative project established by Parks Canada, which aims to reduce human-wolf... -
Schilds, Scott
Scott Schilds is a Wildlife Ecologist currently working with BC's Caribou Recovery Program. Scott's focus is primarily on habitat restoration initiatives as well as habitat protection and industrial impact assessments. Scott's camera trap...