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Dave Warburton, Operations Manager

Dave is a GIS specialist and manager with a focus on implementation of GIS solutions for clients and projects. He has managed and participated in baseline fish and wildlife inventory programs as well as large linear development environmental impact assessments projects and is experienced in biological field data collection in both marine and fresh water environments. As Triton’s IT specialist, Dave’s technical expertise includes management and installation of computer systems and networks.

Dan Tisseur

Greg Sykes

Jen Bond

B.Sc., Biologist
Jen is a biologist with a focus on both wildlife and fisheries assessments. She has participated in projects involving the design and implementation of presence/absence and relative abundance surveys for various species, as well as vegetation inventory and browse plot surveys. Jen has conducted fish habitat assessments and stream assessments throughout British Columbia and has been very involved in the Nechako White Sturgeon Monitoring Program.

Jim Trask

Jim is a project manager with a broad range of aquatic and terrestrial assessment experience which includes managing projects to meet CEAA and BCEAA requirements. Jim’s focus is in environmental permitting and monitoring for linear and hydro developments. His technical strengths include fish passage restoration and habitat compensation design, aquatic invertebrate and plant species identification, terrestrial ecosystem classification and wildlife habitat assessment.

Justin Hooper

Justin is an experienced fisheries biologist specializing in fish-wildlife sciences and management, as well as environmental law enforcement.  His technical expertise includes environmental impact assessments, biological surveys, project permitting, environmental monitoring and sediment/erosion control.  Justin’s experience also includes plant and wildlife sciences and management.

Mark LeRuez

Mark is a biologist whose experience includes fisheries and wildlife environmental assessments, GIS applications and permitting and monitoring for a wide range of industry sectors.  His technical expertise includes fisheries inventory projects, construction of instream habitat structures and water quality sampling programs.  Mark’s GIS capabilities include biological interpretation of spatial datasets.

Neal Foord

Neal has a wide range of experience conducting fish and fish habitat assessments throughout British Columbia. He has also participated in wildlife assessments of mule deer, mountain goats and grizzly bears. His technical expertise includes environmental monitoring for road, railway, and pipeline construction and maintenance projects and ensuring compliance with regulatory authorizations. Neal also provides GIS mapping and spatial analysis support for projects company-wide.

Ryan Liebe

Ryan is a project manager whose fields of expertise include fisheries and aquatic studies, environmental impact assessment, designing environmental management plans for construction projects and environmental monitoring.  His technical strengths include riverine fisheries science (e.g., chinook outmigration, Nechako River white sturgeon), fish population estimates and implementing complex field programs in remote locations.

Scott McQuarrie

Scott is a GIS analyst and cartographer whose strengths include map production, 3D analysis and visualization, spatial analysis, data conversion and geo-database development. He has completed projects involving watershed climate and elevation statistics, river profile and reach-break analysis, 3D fly-throughs and bathymetric map production.

Trisha Merriman

Trisha is a project manager whose fields of expertise include environmental monitoring and permitting, project management and biological assessments. Her technical strengths include fisheries, wildlife, sediment and erosion control, and environmental overview assessments.  Trisha’s experience includes environmental assessments of residential and commercial developments as well as transmission and railway projects throughout British Columbia.