Islands Trust Conservancy - March 30 SAR Speaker event flyer
· Islands Trust Area · Miscellaneous · 2023
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Topics: Climate & environment · First Nations & reconciliation — our classification, not the Trust's.
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[[page 1]] Thursday March 30, 2023 from 1:00pm - 2:00pm SPEAKERS SIBYLLA HELMS 7 Se AIMEE PELLETIER ECOLOGIST TEAM LEADER ; ;, ECOSYSTEM SCIENTIST, FOR GULF ISLANDS COASTAL BC FIELD UNIT NATIONAL PARK RESERVE Park P Park P B+ Conca Canada BE Canada Canada Register to attend www.islandstrust.bc.ca/conservancy/species-at-risk [[page 2]] — > = o~ MONITORING & RESTORING RARE ~ ECOSYSTEMS IN THE GULF ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK RESERVE — Thursday March 30, 2023 from 1:00pm - 2:00pm PART OF THE SAR PROGRAM SPEAKER SERIES 2023 OUR SPEAKERS Ecologist Team Leader for Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, Parks Canada. Sibylla grew up in Manitoba and has lived in BC, including Vancouver Island and the Rocky Mountains, for the past 22 years. She has worked as an ecologist for Parks Canada in various sensitive ecosystems including grasslands, coastal sands, eelgrass, and prairie oak. Sibylla has been working in Gulf Islands National Park Reserve on the Ecological Integrity Monitoring Team for the past decade to monitor the health of ecosystems and manage projects to help facilitate ecosystem restoration, which includes SIBYLLA working with partners and Indigenous community members. HELMS & Ecosystem Scientist, Coastal BC Field Unit, Parks Canada. Aimée grew up in Northwestern Ontario, where she developed an affection for plants working in the family plant nursery. Summers spent canoe-tripping as a Backcountry Ranger in Ontario Parks ignited her passion for conservation. She studied ecology and education at the University of British Columbia before moving coasts and conducting graduate research at Dalhousie University focused on the ecological monitoring of coastal ecosystems in Kejimkujik National Park Seaside. Aimée has worked for Parks Canada since ; 2009, focusing on the restoration of rare ecosystems and species at risk recovery in Gulf Islands &. PELLETIER National Park Reserve and at Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites. Parks Parcs Register online to attend: ivi Canada Canada www. islandstsrust.bc.ca/conservancy/species-at-risk
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