2001-2002

Jim Armstrong ('01) is the Senior Environmental Biologist within the Utility Analysis and Environmental Division of the Policy and Planning Department of the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) where his main tasks are associated with environmental management, including design of wastewater monitoring programs, environmental impact assessments, ambient monitoring programs and development of new scientific monitoring methods. Currently he is completing his M.Sc. in Environment and Management at Royal Roads University and is the new Regional Director of BC for the Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists. He is also excited at becoming a grandfather at the end of January 2007!

Paul Davidson ('01) is a teacher in the Langley (BC) School District, specializing in environmental science education.

Lyn Azar ('02) went to work immediately after graduation for the California Fish Health Survey, conducting assessments of fish health in streams of the Sierra-Nevada range.

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