Associates

Intervale partners with numerous scientists and highly trained professionals in advancing programs and projects. Below is a partial listing of experts who are providing ongoing support to the organization.

Suzanne Campeau, M.Sc. Biology
Principal, Bryophyta Technologies Inc.
Suzanne Campeau is a biologist specializing in bryophytes as well as re-vegetation techniques using native mosses, lichens, and vascular plants. Since 2004, she has been directing Intervale's research project to investigate techniques for accelerating the re-vegetation of bare embankments along the Trans-Labrador Highway in Labrador using native plants. She has also provided inspiration to Intervale staff and interns on ways that citizens can participate in habitat restoration.

Catherine Hood, Ph.D.
Biologist, Marine Mammals, Marine Species at Risk
Dr. Hood has been working with Intervale on the marine fisheries and oceans programs, with a special focus on marine species at risk. She co-authored an ecosystem overview report for the South Coast of Newfoundland and advised on the wolffish stewardship and education project. She is the former marine Species at Risk Coordinator for Fisheries and Oceans Canada in St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador and is an expert in marine mammals and human interactions. She has worked in conjunction with Intervale's ecosystem overview reports and the wolffish stewardship project.

Dennis G. Martin, M.Sc. (Eng.), P.Eng.
Senior Project Engineer, Golder Associates Limited
Dennis Martin is the designer of the peat filter wastewater treatment systems promoted and advanced by Intervale in Newfoundland & Labrador, including the patented peat bale system that was first installed in 2005 as well as a conventional peat filter system constructed by Parks Canada at Gros Morne National Park that same year. As an experienced and knowledgeable engineer, he has been designing and installing peat filter wastewater systems across Canada for more than a decade.

We are grateful to these and the many other individuals who are providing support to Intervale's programs.