Jocelyn Hirose

Resource Conservation Scientist, Co-founder girls on ice Canada

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I work for the National Parks of Canada, as a Resource Conservation Scientist. Prior to working for Parks Canada, I worked as a scientist, science-liaison, science outreach coordinator, and teacher for Natural Resources Canada, Columbia Basin Trust, Parks Canada, and the University of Calgary. I have written technical reports, peer-reviewed research, and citizen science outreach programs. In addition, I have presented to non-profit organizations, at geophysical conferences, and to watershed stakeholders. I hold a B.Sc. in Environmental Science and M.Sc. in Geosciences. In my master’s I quantified glacier contributions to a sub-basin of the upper Columbia River Basin in British Columbia. My studies advanced our understanding of climate sensitivity to the glacierized regions of the basin and its impact on streamflow.

When I am not in the office, I can be found climbing or skiing to high places where the complexities of nature keep me motivated.

Girls on Ice Canada Co-Founder

Girls on Ice Canada Instructor 2018

Steering Committee Member 2019