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Director of Development, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - Quebec Chapter
Isabelle Bérubé holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Science, a Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Science. She works for the CPAWS – Quebec Chapter, where she is responsible for the Municipal Biodiversity Fund.
She is passionate about land use planning, the protection of natural areas and the role they can play in climate change resilience. She is also interested in the impact of mineral extraction required for the energy transition.