The strength of our approach lies in the expertise and dedication of our team of over 180 experienced scientists, engineers, project managers, technology experts, and other professional staff.
Megan Lawrence is a Human Resources Manager with more than 10 years of HR experience in various industries and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and English from the University of Victoria and a Certificate in Human Resource Management from SFU. In her role, Megan is responsible for leading the HR team, aligning […]
Read MoreSteve has a B.Sc. in biology from the University of Victoria, and over 12 years of experience in fisheries monitoring and management in British Columbia. Steve joined Ecofish in 2010 and has had a key role in ramping monitoring at various hydroelectric projects with Ecofish including Upper Lillooet, North, Creek, Boulder Creek, Tzoonie River, Chickwat […]
Read MoreJonathan Abell is an Environmental Scientist with expertise in freshwater science, environmental impact assessment, environmental monitoring, and ecological restoration. He has worked as a scientist for over ten years in Canada and overseas. Since joining Ecofish in 2014, Jonathan has worked on research and environmental assessment projects that predominantly relate to understanding and managing human […]
Read MorePamela is a senior project manager and water quality scientist with 18 years’ experience designing and implementing aquatic monitoring programs across BC. She has led data collection and analysis to support environmental assessments and permitting for client projects ranging from small municipal effluent discharges to hydropower, navigational dredging, dock and port construction, and linear energy […]
Read MoreJason holds a bachelor’s degree in Geography from the University of British Columbia and is an accredited Project Management Professional. His academic training focused on the interplay of space and time on our physical and cultural environments; big picture critical thinking. He began work in the environmental industry with Cascade Environmental as a field technician […]
Read MoreCrystal Butler is Project Analyst and Risk Assessment Manager with more than 10 years of management experience. Crystal holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Alberta and an Associate Certificate in Human Resource Management from BCIT. Crystal is adept at identifying project risks to ensure the effective operation […]
Read MoreAs the Manager of Business Development and the Manager of Safety, Camille MacIntosh provides critical direction to various Ecofish departments at all levels of operations. In her role as Manager of Business Development, Camille is responsible for leading the overall execution of the annual plan following the business development policy and procedures. A results-driven planner, […]
Read MoreJayson Kurtz is a professional biologist with a comprehensive background in regulatory permitting, environmental assessment, environmental inspection/monitoring, project management, and baseline studies. He has worked in private consulting, Government and not-for-profit sectors since 1992 and has expertise in pipelines, powerlines, roads, hydroelectric, mines, forestry, urban and other development projects. Jayson has an extensive background in […]
Read MoreNicole has extensive experience designing, planning, and executing hydrological and wetland studies and monitoring programs. Nicole is passionate about the conservation and restoration of wetlands, and as one of 13 Professional Wetland Scientists in Canada, she strives to improve monitoring methods through the development and application of quantitative assessments of wetland functions. She applies her […]
Read MoreIan is an experienced project manager whose unrelenting client focus has made Ecofish the most results orientated and forward thinking company in the environmental industry today. In his 15 year-long environmental career, Ian worked first as a fisheries technician in the Central Coast for government, giving him a solid understanding of fish habitats and regulatory […]
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