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TSL 2019 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS DEBATES & CHILDREN’S CONFERENCE – Life on Land PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – July 8-12, 2019 Tara Dawn Atleo graduated from Vancouver Island University with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a focus on Sustainable Economics. Janet Austin is Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. Jerymy Brownridge is Private Secretary, Office of the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia and Chief Executive Officer of Government House. Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger is a professor, senior director, expert jurist in international law and governance and a TSL Trustee. Stephen Cornish is CEO of the David Suzuki Foundation. Angela Danyluk works in the Sustainability Unit of the City of Vancouver. TSL 2019 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS DEBATES & CHILDREN’S CONFERENCE – Life on Land PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – July 8-12, 2019 Jona David won second place worldwide (twice) in the TSL primary schools essay competition and is a Voices of Future Generations Child Author. Gillian Drake is Education Director at the Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association. Meredith Ettridge is the Head of Sustainable Development at the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK). Rob Fleming is the Minister of Education of British Columbia. David Friend is a sustainability educator, management trainer and organic farming adviser. Monique Gray Smith is an award-winning, best-selling author, well known for her storytelling, spirit of generosity and focus on resilience. TSL 2019 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS DEBATES & CHILDREN’S CONFERENCE – Life on Land PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – July 8-12, 2019 Judith Guichon is former Lieutenant Governor General of British Columbia. Karl Hansen is Executive Director of the Trust for Sustainable Living. Geraldine Hinton is a trustee of the BC Government House Foundation. Vicky Husband is an internationally renowned forest and marine conservation advocate and an advocate for protected areas and respectful land use. Michael Jackson is Executive Director of Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station. TSL 2019 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS DEBATES & CHILDREN’S CONFERENCE – Life on Land PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – July 8-12, 2019 Patrick Kelly is past Board Chair of the Coastal First Nations. Elizabeth May is Leader of the Green Party of Canada. Carey Newman is a multi-disciplinary Indigenous artist, master carver, filmmaker, author and public speaker. Jon O’Riordan is a strategic water policy advisor and former deputy minister of the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management in British Columbia. Rachel Richards is Education Development Officer at TSL and The Living Rainforest. TSL 2019 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS DEBATES & CHILDREN’S CONFERENCE – Life on Land PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – July 8-12, 2019 Ron Sam is Chief of Songhees First Nation. Bob Sandford is EPCOR Chair of Water Security at the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health. David Suzuki is an eminent Canadian scientist, broadcaster and conservationist. Rupert West is the Strategic Operations and Innovations Manager at TSL and the Living Rainforest. .

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