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Hatfield welcomes new staff

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Hatfield welcomes new staff

Dec 10, 2018

Hatfield Consultants continues to grow, and we’re pleased to introduce the following staff:

Calgary:

Vanessa Bourne – MSc Biology – Environmental Specialist

After completing her MSc, Vanessa spent 3 years as an Aquatic Monitor in Northern Ontario mastering the Canadian Aquatic Biomonitoring Network (CABIN) protocol. Vanessa has extensive stream sampling experience for macroinvertebrates, periphyton sediment, water chemistry. She has been involved with many fish sampling projects as well as a large baseline monitoring program for the Deputy Minister of the Environment. Vanessa recently completed a cross-Canada cycling trip from Victoria, BC to St John’s, NL raising funds for the World Cycling Relief. Vanessa joins our Environmental Monitoring and Assessment team in Calgary.

North Vancouver:

Carolina Sanchez – BSc Biology, Honors – Environmental Technician

Carolina has recently completed her BSc at UBC and comes to Hatfield with a very diverse international background. Carolina has had the opportunity to work in Mexico, Costa Rica, Germany, Japan, Australia and Vancouver. Her ecological fieldwork experience covers marine and terrestrial ecosystems.  Her honors thesis consisted of assessing the potential impacts of climate change on suitable thermal stream habitat for rainbow trout in British Columbia where she employed a modelling and GIS approach to map habitat suitability in terms of direct and indirect effects of temperature on fish. Carolina has researched the risk single-use plastic items pose on marine life; collected water samples to measure their biological and chemical quality and assess the related human health risk as part of an epidemiological study; and surveyed rare mangrove forest transects to assess species composition and richness, and outline the ecosystem’s biodiversity value. We are excited to for Carolina to bring her vast international experience to the Environmental Monitoring and Assessment team.

Gillian Thiel – MSc Geography – Water Resources Technician

Gillian joins our Water Resources Group in North Vancouver supporting projects in both British Columbia and Alberta. She recently completed her MSc with her thesis investigating the relationship between subsurface water flow and ponding in a High Arctic watershed using water quality indicators such as organic matter, dissolved major ions, pH, and temperature. Gillian explored climate warming on hydrology and organic matter cycling in High Arctic ponds and soils through 2 years of research and fieldwork.

Lee Coulthard – BA Geography, Advanced Diploma – Geographic Information Systems with Distinction – GIS Technician

Lee comes to Hatfield with a bachelor’s degree in Geography and an advanced GIS diploma. His main GIS project produced a very advanced vegetation map of invasive species for the Stanley Park Ecology society where he remained as a volunteer even after his internship was completed. His maps continue to be used by the society and volunteers today as a tool to mitigate invasive species in Stanley Park. Lee designed species distribution models for 25 different types of invasive plants and developed heat maps to represent risk areas.

For more information, please contact:

Garth Taylor
President
HATFIELD CONSULTANTS PARTNERSHIP

E-mail: hcp@hatfieldgroup.com
Tel.: +1-604-926-3261
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