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Brigitte has a long love affair with CPAWS, as one of its founders and its first employees. She has been involved in several environmental projects at the municipal and regional level. Brigitte is passionate about her two children, hiking, and reading. |
 Marie-Eve Marchand, Vice-President |
Marie-Eve has seven years of experience in different roles with SNAP/CPAWS, and embraces an international perspective of nature conservation. She is passionate about the interconnected protection of at least 50% of the planet - both sea and land. She enjoys exploring these regions on foot or by boat, and a rich variety of culinary styles. |
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Julie’s enthusiasm for assuring the protection of territories is contagious. CPAWS benefits from her management and communication skills and her desire to change our relationship with nature. Julie is passionate about ethical commitment and our legacy to future generations. |
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Hugues is conscious of human impacts on ecosystems and the importance of acting to protect them. He is passionate about environmental protection, sustainable development, outdoor activities, and learning new languages. |
 Joshua Wolfe |
Joshua has considerable experience in the running of NGOs. He is passionate about reserving 50% of the country and the planet for other species. |
 Lorraine F Brooke |
Lorraine has over 35 years of experience in political negotiations and research in Northern Quebec and the Arctic. Her passions include the Great North, Aboriginal peoples, and nature. |
 Catherine Ferland Blanchet |
Catherine has been involved in the advancement of environmental issues for over ten years now, mainly through non-profit organizations. Over the last few years she has specialized in water management and the protection of aquatic ecosystems. One of her favorite words: travel! Catherine was lucky enough to unite her passions for the environment and travelling in Mali in 2010 and Peru in 2012. She is content with her new administrative role in supporting CPAWS’ mission to protect 50% of land and water areas. |
 Jane Sorensen |
Jane Sorensen attended all three of Quebec's English universities, holding a BSc degree in Biology and BA in Liberal Arts and a graduate Diploma in Management. She has worked in information technology and in business and research administration in Canada, the United States, and Denmark. She has volunteered for animal welfare and wildlife interests for eight years running, and has been interviewed on radio and received mentions in local weekly, regional daily, and national daily newspapers for these concerns. She has visited 14 of Canada's 42 (and counting!) National Parks and hopes to visit all of them. |
 Yourianne Plante |
Yourianne brings a enthusiasm and charisma to CPAW’s public relations and environmental partnerships. She is passionate about nature, the outdoors, travelling, and life in general. |
 Vincent Castellucci |
Vincent considered a career in ecology, but decided to study the nervous system. He obtained a PhD in neuroscience from Washington University in St. Louis (United States). Vincent did his postdoctoral studies at New York University, where he began his teaching career in the physiology department. He is emeritus professor at Université de Montréal and studied biology at Université Laval. He retired after 45 years in the academic world and decided to come back to ecology. He is deeply interested in aquatic ecology and biodiversity. |
