Kelsey has an extensive background working with not-for-profit and charitable organizations, holding various leadership positions and active as a developer and coordinator of many environmental, social enterprise, cooperative, social justice, and other projects. Kelsey holds many certifications including a Master of Environmental Management, a Bachelor of Philosophy in Leadership, a Permaculture Design Certificate, Wetland Delineation Certification, Project Management, and others. Kelsey is an avid learner, always seeking to expand her knowledge and understanding of topics that can improve her work.

Having a passion for the environment, Shane holds an Environmental Science degree from Mount Allison University with a minor in biology and astronomy as well as a NBCC diploma in electronic engineering technology majoring in alternate energy systems. He has also been trained for wetland delineations, geomorphic assessments, and others. His goal is to help improve the environment in the Petitcodiac watershed through remediation projects and educational outreach. Shane has been with the PWA since 2018 and is a valued member of our team. 

Cristina is an expert in fish ecology and experienced in researching freshwater environments. She holds a PhD in Biological Sciences in Brazil, published several scientific papers and led many environmental projects. Her goal is to contribute with science-based knowledge to promote the river’s conservation of the Petitcodiac watershed for our community and the future generations to come.

Cesar is an ecologist, ornithologist, researcher, and conservationist. He obtained B. Sc in Biology, M. Sc in Zoology, and a Ph.D focusing on behavioural ecology of birds in Brazil. He proudly works to protect biodiversity and its ecological interactions as well as to integrate people and nature in a healthier and sustainable planet.

Antony is a highly motivated individual committed to contributing to the improvement of the health of the Petitcodiac watershed.  As a recent graduate of the University of Moncton, where he earned a specialized bachelor’s degree in biology in 2023, it delights him to put his knowledge to use in service of the team. His research skills and his passion for the outdoors are valuable assets for his fieldwork. 

Claire cherishes nature which is why she is pursuing her final year in a B.Sc. majoring in Biology with a double minor in Environmental Science and Geography. Claire has experience working and studying the ecology of wetlands while educating young students of the importance of them. For the past two summers, Claire has found her love for fish with Fort Folly Habitat Recovery, as she had experience handling and learning about a variety of fish species, including endangered iBoF Atlantic Salmon as part of the Fundy Salmon Recovery project. Claire’s goal is to help engage the public and educate people what the PWA is all about!