Science Advisory Council

HANNAH BARRON

Hannah holds a BSc. in wildlife biology.

Her research experience has taken her across the country, from Yukon to Newfoundland. As manager for the Eastern Wolf Survey, she spent several months non-invasively tracking at-risk eastern wolves through Ontario's provincial parks to refine the known distribution of this elusive species. Her passion for environmental education and engaging the public in wildlife decision-making processes led her to her current role as Conservation Director at Wolf Awareness. Hannah recognizes that wildlife management ultimately manages our tolerance for wild animals and strives to combine ethics and science to strengthen conservation. When not tracking wolves, Hannah keeps busy at her farm in eastern Ontario.

To learn more about the organization and the vital conservation efforts of Wolf Awareness visit their website at: Wolf Awareness.org

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