As a child, I grew up loving the outdoors. My fondest childhood memories revolve around hiking, camping and portaging with my family. This love for the outdoors followed me to the University of Sherbrooke where I completed a B.Sc. in Biology with a specialization in Ecology. The University of Sherbrooke's work placements eventually brought me to work in Fort McMurray as a research assistant with the University of Waterloo. After developing a strong relationship with the Hydrometeorology Research Group, the opportunity to enroll in graduate school presented itself and I jumped on board with the appeal of a fully-funded research project.
Following the completion of my thesis, where my research objectives focused on soil reclamation in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, I received contracts throughout Canada, working as a Research Biologist. Coming to the realization that the demand within the environmental sector is becoming increasingly dependant on one’s abilities in regard to Geographical Information Systems and Database Management, I decided to jump on the bandwagon and enrolled in the GIS Application Specialists program at Sir Sandford Fleming College. This program was extremely challenging yet rewarding, receiving very applicable knowledge from highly trained professionals.
After completing my GIS diploma, I worked in Quebec’s forestry industry as well as throughout the Northwest Territories overlooking Permafrost mapping and susceptibility. When I'm not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and staying active. As my expertise continues to grow, I focus mainly on projects where I can combine my skills and knowledge of GIS development with environmental fieldwork to better protect Canadian Wilderness by allowing humans to benefit from a healthy outdoor lifestyle, while also allowing the wild to remain wild.
Technical Reports
Date: December 2021
Client: Northwest Territories Geological Survey
Date: December 2020
Client: Northwest Territories Geological Survey
Date: February 2018
Client: Fleming College
Date: December 2016
Client: University of Waterloo
Journal Publications
Date: January 2018
Client: University of Waterloo
Date: May 2021
Client: Government of the Northwest Territories