Our People
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Daniel Bauer
Branch Board TreasurerDaniel grew up in Cranbrook skiing, backpacking, climbing, and enjoying the outdoors every opportunity he could get. After graduating from Royal Roads University, he returned to the Kootenays eventually moving back to his home mountain of Kimberley.
Alexis Campbell
Branch Board DirectorAlexis grew up in northern Manitoba alongside the polar bears, beluga whales, and northern lights. Naturally, this inspired a love for adventure and a passion for protecting wild spaces.
Dean Chatterson
Branch Board DirectorProudly born and raised in Kimberley, Dean retired from teaching in 2004. He has always enjoyed the outdoor life in the Kootenays and treasured the natural ecosystems that surround us. His involvement with Wildsight is the best fit for preserving and protecting the things he values.
Sharon Cross
Branch Board DirectorBeing on the Wildsight Kimberley Cranbrook board helps Sharon fulfill both her environmental and social passions, each of which affects our economy. Everything is connected. It’s a privilege to serve.
Normandy Daniels
Branch Board DirectorNormandy is a former community advocate, environmental policy nerd, and wilderness educator who loves that Wildsight Kimberley Cranbrook works at a grassroots community level to foster healthier connections with our local environment.
Woody Maguire
Regional Board Director
Kimberley Cranbrook Board PresidentWoody's strong pragmatism has helped to guide Wildsight programming since 2013. His involvement is inspired by the value he places on local food security and the stewardship and protection of local ecosystems.
Sharon Moorcroft
Branch Board DirectorAs far as she can remember, Sharon has always been passionate about nature and the outdoors. She feels fortunate to have settled in such a wonderful community, surrounded by so much natural beauty and wilderness.
Craig Stephani
Branch Board Vice PresidentCraig brings over a decade of expertise in environmental education and community outreach. Originally from Winnipeg, Craig's journey to the Kootenays was fueled by his passion for inspiring others to connect with nature.
Join The Team
Want to protect wildlife, clean water and wild spaces? Volunteer with us! Wildsight volunteers are a very special group of people who give generously of their time to stuff envelopes, attend rallies, help run events, put up posters, keep tabs on forestry practices in their communities and participate in citizen science initiatives.