Mike M

Mike, BSc., P.Geo, has worked for SRC since spring 2017. He is the field lead for 35 legacy Cold War-era uranium mine and exploration sites in northern Saskatchewan, as part of SRC’s Project CLEANS Team. Mike has over 10 years of field experience spanning western and central Canada working as a geologist, as well as working as a surveyor and a heavy equipment operator.

David S

David, P.Eng, PhD, is an environmental engineer and has worked at SRC since 2012. He currently manages the remediation of 35 legacy Cold War-era uranium mine and exploration sites in northern Saskatchewan, as part of SRC's Project CLEANS team. David has 15 years of experience in environmental engineering, specifically in the fields of contaminated land remediation and environmental life cycle assessment. He spent five years in leadership roles in the Canadian Forces. David is fluent in both English and French.

Michael B

Michael is a Registered Professional Forester and Research Scientist in SRC’s Environment and Biotech Division. He has over 20 years’ experience in forest renewal and is best known for his work in silviculture, forest management and applied forest research. His interest in forest renewal has recently expanded to forest reclamation with an emphasis on long-term indicators of soil productivity/fertility. This work is the focus of his PhD candidacy in the Department of Soil Science at the University of Saskatchewan.

Jeff Z

Jeff is the manager of SRC Environmental Analytical Laboratories in the Environment and Biotech Division. He has previously served as Senior Supervisor of the Inorganics and Radiochemistry Laboratories, Supervisor of Inorganics Laboratory, and Supervisor of Quality Control and Quality Assurance at the lab. In addition to laboratory supervision and quality control, he has 6 years of experience in radiation safety.

Jeff L

Jeff L is the GIS Lead, Environment and Biotech Division, at SRC and is a GIS and application development specialist with 30 years of professional design and programming experience in the natural resource sector. Along with technical leadership, his primary responsibilities at SRC include UAV image acquisition, GIS and data management services for research initiatives, including forestry, landscape ecology, water sciences and mining.

Jenna S-W

Jenna is an Associate Scientist at SRC Environmental Analytical Laboratories. She specializes in radiochemistry and is the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for SRC. She has been a member of SRC’s OH&S committee for over a year and encourages others to be proactive in safety at work, as well as at home.

Virginia W

Virginia is a Research Scientist/Climatologist at SRC. Virginia’s research interests are in climate change impacts, adaptations, hazards and vulnerability. Virginia is on the Board of Directors of the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Water Resources Association and is chair of the Saskatchewan Chapter of the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society. She has won several awards including, the City of Saskatoon’s Tourism Leadership Recipient (2011), the Saskatoon YWCA Science and Technology award (2004) and was appointed one of Canada’s “Leaders in Innovation” by the Partnership Group