With over 20 years of experience, Cheryl is an expert in providing environmental management services for a variety of large-scale infrastructure projects across multiple industries, including large hydro and wind energy developments, complex highway-improvement projects, and natural gas pipeline installations. Her work involves coordinating multi-disciplinary project teams and maintaining effective communication. In 2015, Cheryl and her family relocated to Northeastern BC to open a new regional office for Hatfield in Fort St. John. She became a Partner in 2020.

As a fifth generation British Columbian and descendent of foresters and farmers, Cheryl is passionate about balancing resource use with protecting the environment. She has always had a passion for travel and the outdoors, having spent her summers camping all over the province during her childhood. After completing her bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources Conservation at the University of British Columbia, Cheryl spent a year travelling New Zealand and Australia where her most notable role was working as a jillaroo on a cattle station in central Queensland. Upon her return to Canada, Cheryl worked in municipal planning before opting for a career in environmental consulting.

In her spare time, Cheryl enjoys camping, hiking, skiing and travelling with her husband and two daughters.