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Elected Officials Alison Morse Councillor Bowen Island Attendees at the Atl’ka7tsem/Howe Sound Community Forum – April 26, 2019 – Camp Fircom, Gambier Island Elected Officials Alison Morse Councillor Bowen Island Municipality Gary Ander Mayor Bowen Island Municipality Sue Ellen Fast Councillor Bowen Island Municipality Jenna Stoner Councillor District of Squamish Eric Andersen Councillor District of Squamish Chris Pettingill Councillor District of Squamish Doug Race Councillor District of Squamish Sharon Thompson Councillor District of West Vancouver Bill Soprovich Councillor District of West Vancouver Peter Lambur Councillor District of West Vancouver Dan Rogers Trustee Gambier Island Local Trust Kate-Louise Stamford Trustee Gambier Island Local Trust Peter Luckham Chair Islands Trust Jen Ford Councillor Resort Municipality of Whistler Tony Rainbow Chair, Director Squamish Lillooet Regional District Mark Hiltz Director Area F Sunshine Coast Regional District Donna McMahon Director Area E Sunshine Coast Regional District Andreas Tize Director Area D Sunshine Coast Regional District Annemarie De Andrade Councillor Town of Gibsons Jaime Cunliffe Councillor Village of Lions Bay Jordan Sturdy MLA West Vancouver/Sea to Sky Nicholas Simons MLA Powell River/Sunshine Coast Pamela Goldsmith-Jones MP West Vancouver/Sea to Sky First Nations Joyce Williams Council Member Squamish Nation Jonny Williams Youth representative Marine Reference Guide Government Staff Forests Lands and Natural Jeff Juthans Land & Resource Specialist Resource Operations South Coast Land & Resource Forests Lands and Natural Tonianne Mynen Section Head, FLNRORD. Resource Operations Manager, Marine and Coastal Kristin Worsley Resources FLNROD Hope Dallas-Kerr Corporate Officer Bowen Island Municipality Sarah McJannet Planner District of Squamish Division Manager , Electoral Area Marcin Pachinski and Environment Metro Vancouver, Area A Fisheries Management Officer, Deirdre Finn Sustainable Fisheries Framework Fisheries & Oceans Canada Lucie McKiernan Constituency Assistant MP Goldsmith-Jones Attendees at the Atl’ka7tsem/Howe Sound Community Forum – April 26, 2019 – Camp Fircom, Gambier Island Observers Nomination Document Howe Sound Biosphere Region Bill Henwood Editor/Producer Initiative Steve Best Director BC Marine Trails Tim Turner Ranger BC Spaces for Nature Suzanne Senger Campaigner BC Spaces for Nature Fiona Beaty Program Assistant Coastal Ocean Research Institute Susan Abs Facilitator Eclipse Consulting Sheila Byers Director MLSS Camilla Berry Resident Gambier APC Peter Scholefield Chair Gambier Island Conservancy Bob Turner Director HSBRI Eoin Finn Director My Sea to Sky Manager, Howe Sound Research & Jessica Schultz conservation Ocean Wise Amanda Weltman Biologist Ocean Wise Aroha Miller Ocean Watch Manager Ocean Wise Stephanie Grindon Alternate SCRD Area E Doug Marteinson Alternate SCRD Area F Trisha Beaty Directors Sitka Foundation Alyssa Togado Biologist Squamish River Watershed Society Emma Jarrett Public Relations Squamish Terminals Adam Taylor Presidents Underwater Council of BC Bill Wareham Science Manager Suzuki Foundation Killian Stehfest Projects Suzuki Foundation Deborah Carlson Lawyer West Coast Environmental Law Policy Analyst & Coordinator, Jeffrey Qi Climate Change BCIC Volunteers Howe Sound Biosphere Region Ruth Simons Forum Coordinator Initiative (HSBRI) Ian Winn Director HSBRI Kyla Hemmelgarn Marine Reference Guide .
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