Paula Bentham

Education M.Sc. Wildlife Ecology and Management, Department of Renewable Resources, University of Alberta, 2001.

B.Sc. Environmental and Conservation Sciences with distinction, Conservation Biology and Management, University of Alberta, 1997.

Affiliations Alberta Society of Professional Biologists Alberta Chapter of the Wildlife Society The Wildlife Society Alberta Caribou Committee

Experience 2001 to present Golder Associates Edmonton, Alberta Senior Wildlife Biologist / Terrestrial Ecologist Provide consultation and project management on long term terrestrial (wildlife, wetlands) monitoring programs, wildlife and terrestrial impacts and impact mitigation as components of pre-disturbance assessments, project assessments, cumulative effects assessments and environmental impact assessments for oil and gas, SAGD, mining, pipeline and federal parks projects. Prepare impact assessments, comprehensive study reports, baseline reports, respond to supplemental concerns from regulator and stakeholder groups, hearing preparation, conduct wildlife inventories, ecological land classifications, statistical analyses of field data, permit applications and summary reports, prepare wildlife long-term monitoring study designs, project feasibility studies, prepare caribou protection plans, conduct comprehensive literature reviews and develop mitigation and access management strategies. Consult on the regulatory status, impacts and impact mitigation, and operating guidelines / legislation relevant to woodland caribou. Currently serving as Golder Associates representative on the Alberta Caribou Committee and energy representative on provincial Athabasca Landscape Planning Team for caribou under the provincial caribou recovery plan.

2001 Oberg Environmental Consulting Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta Principal Owner / Wildlife Biologist Conducted wildlife inventories using ecological land classification, winter track count surveys, owl surveys, pellet surveys, and songbird surveys for Environmental Impact Assessments. Prepared baseline reports and proposals for EIAs. Prepared caribou protection plans involving regulator and client consultation, access mitigation strategies, access management plans, and consulting on the current knowledge of pipeline and road development and access impacts on woodland caribou. Completion of supplemental responses for the wildlife component of a comprehensive study report.

1998 - 2001 University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta M.Sc. Candidate, Department of Renewable Resources Master’s research examined the response of threatened mountain caribou to linear developments, with an emphasis on industrial operating guidelines and mitigation measures for caribou. Worked with a multi-stakeholder group to achieve caribou conservation goals.

Oct 2008 Paula Bentham

2000 - 2001 Synergetiks 2000 Technologies Group Incorp Crossfield, Alberta Environmental Protection Team Leader Environmental spokesperson, planner and researched air emission credits, technologies for the treatment of hog manure, re-use of water supplies, and biogas utilization.

1999-2000 University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Teaching Assistant, Wildlife Biodiversity and Ecology Laboratory teaching for undergraduate students in the areas of wildlife field identification, adaptive ecology, habitat relationships and current conservation issues.

1997-1998 Hycal Environmental Sciences Ltd. Calgary, Alberta Environmental Regulatory Specialist Developed conclusive set of environmental operating guidelines for the petroleum industry covering Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Federal environmental regulatory frameworks. Provided training for environmental compliance within the petroleum industry, performed external audits and developed internal auditing processes for environmental documentation control. Completed First Nation impact, riparian and aquatic ecological impact and socio-economic impact components of environmental impact assessment. Provided technical support for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and on the collection of risk assessment data for Arctic wildlife receptors.

1996 Imperial Oil Resources Ltd. Devon, Alberta Environmental Assistant Coordinated reclamation projects, including long term planning of sites, and ensuring regulation standards achieved for wastewater, groundwater, and air quality monitoring.

1995 Norcan Energy Resources Ltd. Buck Lake, Alberta Environmental Summer Student Air monitoring, air violation reports, waste water sampling and biological treatment, groundwater monitoring, sour gas pipeline survey, relief Field Operator. Paula Bentham

PROJECT RELATED EXPERIENCE – PIPELINES / OIL & GAS / POWER

Paramount Resources Ltd. Cameron Hills, Northwest Territories Responsible for responding to supplemental questions and hearing preparations with respect to wildlife and woodland caribou cumulative environmental effects.

Enbridge Pipelines Bruderheim, Alberta Wildlife component lead responsible for the preparation of pipeline applications, caribou mitigation and planning strategy, wildlife monitoring studies, and development of caribou and moose reclamation and mitigation plans for the Waupisoo pipeline running from Cheecham to Bruderheim, Alberta. Responsible for working with regulators to ensure wildlife mitigation and monitoring meets approval standards.

Enbridge Pipelines Bruderheim, Alberta Senior Wildlife Biologist responsible for the preparation of pipeline applications, caribou mitigation and planning strategy, wildlife monitoring studies, and development of wildlife mitigation plans for the proposed Fort Hills Pipeline running from Fort McMurray to Bruderheim, Alberta. Responsible for working with regulators to ensure wildlife mitigation planning and monitoring meets regulatory standards.

Westcoast Energy Inc. NE British Columbia and NW Alberta Consulted on the status of caribou, access mitigation, long-term access and mitigation monitoring plans, and current knowledge of pipeline development and road/off-road access impacts on wildlife. Collected and analyzed baseline data, and prepared technical report for Environmental Impact Assessment.

Alaska Gas Producers Pipeline Team NE British Columbia & NW Alberta Collected ecological land classification data, prepared permit applications and completed comprehensive literature review on potential VEC species occurring along a proposed pipeline as part of a feasibility study.

Imperial Oil Resources Ltd. Fort Simpson, NT Collected field data for the proposed Mackenzie Gas Pipeline Environmental Impact Assessment through winter track counts, aerial ungulate and ecological land classification surveys within the Deh Cho region.

Shell Canada Ltd. Cold Lake/Peace River, Alberta Project manager for pre-clearing breeding bird nest sweep surveys conducted for Shell Canada within the Blackrock Orion Project area and the Peace River Cliffdale Area.

Shell Canada Ltd. Grande Prairie, Alberta Managed and prepared annual CPP for exploration wells within west-central Alberta caribou ranges.

Tempest Energy Hastings Lake, Alberta Conducted wildlife and siting assessment for two proposed wellsites and associated access.

TransCanada Pipelines Toronto and North Bay Regions, Ontario Compiled exposure pathways and flora/fauna receptors for Enhanced Phase I Environmental Site Assessments along existing pipelines and facilities.

Murphy Oil NE British Columbia & NW Alberta Completed migratory bird and rare plant surveys to meet NEB requirements for the Tupper Pipeline. Paula Bentham

Horse Lake First Nation NW Alberta Managed the review of the SemCAMS Redwillow Pipeline Project Environmental and Socio-Economic Assessment. As part of the technical review provided comments related to wildlife, identified information gaps, raised potential concerns that may directly or indirectly affect HLFN, and recommended any further actions that may be required to ensure the interests of the HLFN were fully accounted for.

Deze Energy NWT / Nunavut Alberta Prepared the Key Line of Inquiry for barren-ground caribou as per the Developer’s Assessment Report for the Taltson Hydroelectric Expansion Project as per Terms of Reference provided by the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board, Northwest Territories. Paula Bentham

PROJECT RELATED EXPERIENCE – OIL SANDS IN-SITU AND MINING

Synenco Energy Co. Fort McMurray, Alberta Provide strategic and hearing support on impacts to woodland caribou and mitigation of impacts, of the Northern Lights Mining and Extraction Project.

Shell Canada Limited Fort McMurray, Alberta Wildlife component lead for Shell Jackpine – Phase 1 project. Prepared Application Case and Planned Development (CEA) Case for wildlife component of EIA under AEPEA of proposed oil sands open pit mine. Responded to supplemental questions from government and stakeholder groups and prepared technical material for hearing.

MEG Energy Inc. Conklin, Alberta Senior biologist for the preparation of long term wildlife monitoring plan, mitigation monitoring plan and wildlife habitat enhancement plan as required under Alberta Environment approval conditions for an approved in-situ project. Conduct and report on annual ungulate surveys as part of the long term wildlife monitoring program. Wildlife component lead for the MEG Energy Oil Sands In-situ project. Prepared wildlife component of EIA, consulted on the timing constraints, best operating practices and pre-project planning in relation to a woodland caribou range and prepared an overall caribou protection plan strategy and annual CPP. Completed wildlife baseline surveys, wildlife portion of C&R plan, above ground pipeline location assessment survey and consultation, and prepared baseline reports. Responsibilities also included issue scoping with internal project team and client and consultation with stakeholders and regulators.

Canadian Natural Cold Lake, Alberta Project manager for long-term wildlife monitoring program, wildlife mitigation monitoring program and habitat enhancement program for the Primrose and Wolf Lake and Primrose East Projects. Prepared long- term wildlife and habitat enhancement monitoring program proposals, initiated discussions with regulators for input into monitoring proposals and proposals were approved. Prepare and review annual monitoring reports, CPPs and long term wildlife habitat enhancement program as required under Alberta Environment approval conditions within the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range Caribou Area. Wildlife component lead for the Primrose East in-situ oilsands project. Collected baseline data for SAGD Project, prepared baseline reports on wildlife inventory analyses.

SURE Northern Energy / Shell Grosmont Wabasca, Alberta Terrestrial team coordinator and senior wildlife lead for a proposed oilsands project. Provide wildlife strategic advise on project and mitigation planning to minimize impacts to species of concern and for the establishment of future wildlife monitoring programs. Prepare Caribou Protection Strategy.

Blackrock Energy Cold Lake, Alberta Collected baseline data for a proposed SAGD project Environmental Impact Assessment through winter mammal track count survey, owl survey, ungulate pellet survey, and songbird survey.

Opti-Nexen Inc Anzac, Alberta Responsible for reporting on the wildlife component for the Environmental Impact Assessement for the Opti-Nexen Long Lake Project Application and responded to supplemental regulator questions. Assisted in the preparation of the wildlife long-term monitoring program as required by Alberta Environment approval conditions. Paula Bentham

EnCana Corporation Conklin, Alberta Prepared long-term wildlife and habitat enhancement monitoring program proposals including the incorporation of regulator input as required under Alberta Environment approval conditions for the Christina Lake Thermal Project near Conklin, Alberta.

Petro-Canada Resources Ltd. Anzac, Alberta As part of an annual caribou protection plan monitored the distribution, abundance, and habitat use of woodland caribou in relation to ongoing construction of a SAGD oilsands project. Responded to supplemental questions on a SAGD oilsands EIA from both government and stakeholder groups.

Petro-Canada Resources Ltd. Anzac, Alberta Wildlife component lead for a proposed in-situ project. Conducted wildlife baseline surveys and prepared baseline reports on wildlife inventory analyses.

Suncor Energy Inc. Fort McMurray, Alberta Wildlife component lead responsible for writing Application Case and Planned Development (CEA) Case for Environmental Impact Assessment of a proposed oil sands mine tailings pond. Collected baseline data on ungulate species presence, distribution, abundance, and productivity through aerial ungulate surveys. Responded to supplemental questions from both government and stakeholder groups.

Suncor Energy Inc. Fort McMurray, Alberta Provided consultation on the impacts from the existing Firebag In-Situ Project on woodland caribou and assisted with the development of a monitoring strategy for caribou. Established long-term monitoring plots and completed monitoring for amphibians.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Fort McKay, Alberta Prepared wildlife component of an EIA Application (AEPEA) which involved determining impacts of a mine to wildlife abundance, wildlife habitat and wildlife movement corridors from the Horizon Project. Completed winter wildlife surveys for use within a wildlife movement corridor study.

Minera Barrick Misquichilca S.A. Lima, Peru S.A. Provided technical review of wildlife baseline reports prepared for the Alto Chicama gold mine project. Assisted in the preparation of the EIA for wildlife, biodiversity and fish which included public consultation results, issue scoping and predicting project related effects on key wildlife species. The report also included a detailed mitigation and monitoring plan during operations and closure of the project.

Japan Canada Oil Sands Fort McMurray, Alberta Collected baseline data for a proposed SAGD Environmental Impact Assessment through winter mammal track count survey, owl survey, ungulate pellet survey, and songbird survey. Prepared baseline reports on wildlife inventory analyses.

Imperial Oil Resources Ltd. Cold Lake, Alberta Collected baseline data for Environmental Impact Assessment of a proposed SAGD project through winter mammal track count survey, owl survey, ungulate pellet survey, and songbird survey. Paula Bentham

PROJECT RELATED EXPERIENCE – WILDLIFE RESEARCH

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Calgary, Alberta Completed a state of the science review for woodland caribou, a research gap analysis, and an audit of the effectiveness of current oil and gas mitigation practices on behalf of CAPP’s caribou task group. Presented findings and participated within PTAC Workshop discussing the state of the science on woodland caribou and the application of mitigation design and knowledge gaps.

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Northeastern, Alberta Principle investigator of predator efficiency study within the Richardson’s Caribou Area in northeastern Alberta. Study investigates predator movement along linear developments and influence of linear development variables such as width, type, human use and vegetation cover.

Alberta Caribou Committee (ACC) Edmonton, Alberta Provided a preliminary report of caribou research and knowledge gaps to the ACC.

South SAGD Operators ( Calgary, Alberta Secondary investigator of a literature review on wildlife crossing structures for above-ground pipelines in the Oil Sands Region of NE Alberta. Synthesized available information on the effects of above-ground pipelines on wildlife movements and recommended research design to determine the best mitigation. The report was prepared for a consortium of oil sands operators including Opti Canada, Nexen, Conoco-Philips, Encana, Devon Energy and JACOS.

Cumulative Environmental Management Association Fort McMurray, Alberta Principle investigator of a literature review on the topic of wildlife movement corridors in the Oil Sands Region of NE Alberta. Review synthesized available information on the utility of movement corridors as conservation tools and discussed corridor design characteristics, identified applicable species, identified data gaps and suggested recommendations for a corridor study in the Oil Sands Region.

Caribou Landscape Management Association (CLMA) Peace River, Alberta Completed comprehensive review of the effectiveness of caribou mitigation measures on behalf of the CLMA and the Forest Products Association of Canada. Involved a formal questionnaire and interview process with 40+ representatives from the oil and gas, mining and forestry industry from across Canada.

Forest Products Association of Canada Ottawa, Ontario Prepared one-page technical fact sheets on woodland caribou and forestry specific mitigation practices for the Forest Products Association of Canada.

Inuvialuit Regional Corporation Cape Parry, NWT Collected risk assessment data, based on U.S. EPA standards and literature review, to determine effects of North Warning System DEW Line sites on arctic wildlife receptors.

Alberta Plywood Ltd. Slave Lake, Alberta Conducted a trial songbird long-term monitoring survey on the Slave Lake Pulp FMA. Revised study design for long-term wildlife monitoring based on corporate monitoring commitments.

Conoco Philips / Suncor Energy Grande Prairie, Alberta Conducted a trial research study to identify habitat restoration characteristics beneficial for caribou. Paula Bentham

PROJECT RELATED EXPERIENCE – AUDITS/REGULATORY

Alberta Transportation Edmonton, Alberta As part of a Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation (INFTRA) Functional Planning Study and refined route selection for an east-west connector road between Peerless Lake and Highway 63 north of Fort McMurray, conducted an initial high-level evaluation of environmental constraints, concerns around terrestrial resources (i.e., soils, vegetation, wetlands, wildlife) and regulatory requirements for developing the roadway.

Sureway Construction Edmonton, Alberta Conducted a pre-clearing survey and assessment for breeding birds and nesting raptors.

Northland Investments Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta Conducted and prepared Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment.

GE Capital Edmonton, Alberta Conducted and prepared Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment.

Alberta Public Works and Supply Edmonton, Alberta Environmental Impact Assessment on the Old Man Dam following flood disaster with respect to First Nations, riparian and aquatic ecological impacts, and socioeconomic impacts.

Debeer’s Canada Inc. Yellowknife, NT Edited socio-economic component of the EIA for the Snap Lake Diamond Mine Project.

Pursuit Resources Corp. Calgary, Alberta Developed conclusive set of environmental operating guidelines for petroleum producers operating under AB, B.C., Saskatchewan, and federal regulatory frameworks. Consulted on environmental management system. Performed external audit on environmental documents to ensure regulatory compliance.

Symmetry Resources Incorp. Calgary, Alberta Developed conclusive set of environmental operating guidelines for petroleum producers operating under AB, B.C., Saskatchewan, and federal regulatory frameworks. Consulted on environmental documentation, environmental management system and provided environmental operating guidelines training course.

Cabre Explorations Ltd. Calgary, Alberta Developed conclusive set of environmental operating guidelines for petroleum producer.

Grad and Walker Energy Corporation Calgary, Alberta Developed conclusive set of environmental operating guidelines for petroleum producer operating under Alberta, British Columbia, and federal regulatory frameworks.

Natural Resources Canada Battle River Lake, Alberta Monitored groundwater quality, performed piezometric analysis, surveyed site and system components and maintained an experimental bioremediation technology. Paula Bentham

Imperial Oil Resources Ltd. Battle River Area, Alberta Coordinated spill site reclamation projects: groundwater trench salt removal program, hydrocarbon contaminated land farming, soil and water quality sampling, vegetation control, long term planning, and landowner consultations. Ensured regulatory standards met for air, water, reclamation and spill clean up.

Norcen Energy Resources Ltd. Buck Lake, Alberta Completed sour gas pipeline survey; monitoring for leaks, erosion, vegetation, and ensured regulatory requirements achieved. Relief field operator. Paula Bentham

PUBLICATIONS AND TECHNICAL REPORTS

Bentham, P. 2006. Woodland Caribou Research and Information Gap Identification. Prepared for the Alberta Caribou Committee Research Subcommittee. 14 pp. + Appendices.

Bentham, P.R. and C.J. De La Mare. 2004. Songbird Long-Term Monitoring Study: Study Design. Prepared for Alberta Plywood Ltd. by Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, AB.

Bentham, P.R. and C.J. De La Mare. 2003. Long-Term Songbird Monitoring Program: Trial Field Study 2003. Prepared for Alberta Plywood Ltd. by Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, AB.

Bentham, P.R. and C.J. De La Mare. 2003. Winter Aerial Caribou Survey for the Petro-Canada Meadow Creek Project. Prepared for: Petro-Canada, Calgary, Alberta by: Golder Associates Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. 30pp.

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). 2006. Caribou “State of the Science” Backgrounder. Prepared for: CAPP Caribou Working Group, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Paula Bentham, Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta. 34pp.

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). 2005. Audit of oil and gas mitigation measures employed within woodland caribou ranges DRAFT. Prepared for: CAPP Caribou Working Group, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Paula Bentham, Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta. 106pp.

Canadian Natural Resources Limited. 2003. 2003/2004 Caribou Protection Plan Primrose and Wolf Lake In-Situ Oil Sands Expansion Project. Prepared for: Canadian Natural, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, AB.

Canadian Natural Resources Limited. 2004. 2004/2005 Caribou Protection Plan Primrose and Wolf Lake In-Situ Oil Sands Expansion Project. Prepared for: Canadian Natural, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Golder Associates Ltd., Edmonton, AB.

Caribou Landscape Management Association (CLMA) and the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC). 2007. Audit of Operating Practices and Mitigation Measures Employed within Woodland Caribou Ranges. Prepared for: CLMA and FPAC. Prepared by: P. Bentham, Golder Associates, Edmonton, AB. 135pp + appendices.

De La Mare, C.J and P.R. Bentham. 2004. Wildlife Corridors: Literature Review and Synthesis. Prepared for the Wildlife and Fish sub-group of the Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA). Fort McMurray, AB.

Golder Associates Ltd. 2002. Winter Aerial Ungulate Survey for the Petro-Canada Meadow Creek Project. Prepared for: Petro-Canada, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Golder Associates Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. 21pp.

Golder. 2003. Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Primrose and Wolf Lake Expansion, Wildlife Monitoring Program. Prepared by Golder Associates Ltd. October 2003. 24 pp. + Appendices.

Golder Associates Ltd. 2003. Winter Aerial Ungulate Survey for the Petro-Canada Meadow Creek Project. Prepared for: Petro-Canada, Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Golder Associates Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. Paula Bentham

Golder (Golder Associates Ltd.). 2003. Suncor South Tailings Pond (STP) Project. Wildlife Baseline Report. Prepared for Suncor Energy Inc. December 2003. Calgary, AB.

Golder Associates Ltd. 2004. Chinook Ridge / Red Rock Proposed Wells Caribou Protection Plan. Prepared for: Shell Canada Limited, Calgary, AB. Prepared by: P. Bentham, Golder Associates, Edmonton, AB. 16pp.

Jackpine Mine – Phase 1 Application, Environmental Impact Assessment. Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Assessment, Volume 4, Section 6. 2002. Prepared for: Shell Canada Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. Prepared by: Golder Associates Ltd., Calgary, Alberta.

MEG Energy Corporation. 2007. Christina Lake Regional Project Phase II: Wildlife and Biodiversity Monitoring Programs. Prepared by: Golder Associates, Edmonton, AB.

Nielsen, D., M. Sherrington, C. De La Mare, P. Bentham and C. Fordham. 2004. Seismic Line Reclamation Study in the Suncor Energy Firebag Project Area. Prepared for Suncor Energy Inc., Fort McMurray, AB.

Oberg, P. 2001. Responses of Mountain Caribou to Linear Features in a West-Central Alberta Landscape. M.Sc. Thesis, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.

Oberg, P., C. Rohner, and F. Schmeigelow. 2000. Responses of Mountain Caribou to Linear Features in a West-central Alberta Landscape. In Proceedings from the Seventh International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management, Sept. 9-13, 2000, Calgary, AB.

Phase I Environmental Impact Assessment of the Oldman River Valley Peigan Nation Reserve. 1998. Prepared for: Public Works and Government Services Canada, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, and the Peigan Nation, Edmonton, Alberta. Prepared by: Hycal Environmental Sciences Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. Paula Bentham

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS / COURSES INSTRUCTED

Designing Caribou Recovery and Mitigation Options: What can we learn from the past? 11th North American Caribou Workshop 2006.

Industrial Perspective on the Canadian Species At Risk Act, Panel Discussion, 2005 Conference of the Alberta Chapter of the Wildlife Society.

Caribou … State of the Science and What the Future Holds for Operating within Caribou Ranges, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers 2005 Stewardship Seminar Series.

Putting the Environmental Impact Assessment Process Into Practice for Woodland Caribou in the Alberta Oil Sands Region, 10th North American Caribou Workshop 2004.

Seismic Line Restoration Study in the Suncor Energy Firebag Study Area Poster Presentation, Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2004.

Woodland Caribou and Access Management: Putting the EIA Process into Practice for an At Risk Species,Western & Northern Affiliate of the International Association of Impact Assessment 2003.

Caribou Response to Linear Developments in a West-Central Alberta Landscape, Mountain Caribou in 21st Century Ecosystems, Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology 2002.

Responses of Mountain Caribou to Linear Features in a West-central Alberta Landscape, Seventh International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management.

Environmental Operating Guidelines for BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan, training course instructed for managers and field personnel of Symmetry Resources.

Wildlife Biodiversity and Ecology, teaching assistant, University of Alberta. Paula Bentham

COURSES / TRAINING ATTENDED

ƒ Wilderness Survival Training

ƒ H2S Alive

ƒ Introduction to Geographical Information Systems (ArcView and Arc/Info)

ƒ Biostatistical Analysis using SPSS

ƒ Aboriginal Awareness Training, The Aboriginal Awareness Company

ƒ ATV Rider Safety

ƒ Bear Awareness

ƒ Defensive Driving

ƒ WHMIS

ƒ Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)

ƒ Oil Spill Co-op Training

ƒ Standard First Aid and CPR

ƒ Level 1 Wildlife Rehabilitation

ƒ ISO 14000 Environmental Management Systems, University of Calgary

ƒ Project Management, Golder Associates Ltd.

ƒ Environmental Impact Assessment, University of Alberta

ƒ Snow Tracking for Professionals with Dr. James Halfpenny

ƒ Snowmobile and Argo Rider Safety