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Andrea Chapman
Kim/Cran Branch Manager (Maternity leave until summer 2021)Andrea loves everything outdoors, be it a microscopic plant or heartwarming snowfall against a colourful sunset. She brings experience with education, research, and management to the Wildsight Kimberley/Cranbrook branch, and is excited to be working within the communities she calls home.Sierra Cooper
Sustainability AssistantSierra was born and raised in Kimberley and is proud to be involved in the community she grew up in. This summer, Sierra will be helping with the Kimberley Community Garden, the Kimberley Farmers’ Market, and the Apple Capture program.Corrine Highwood
Interim Branch Manager, Wildsight Kimberley CranbrookI moved to Kimberley in the summer of 2019 with my husband, dog, and 2-year-old daughter and am here to stay. I bring 14 years of environmental and outdoor education experience on three continents, along with a deep passion for promoting nature connection and wild adventures.Courtenay Holden
Outreach and Fundraising CoordinatorWith over 15 years of experience helping global NGO’s grow their brands and community connections, Courtenay is excited to impart her experience at Wildsight. She looks forward to connecting with the people and businesses of Kimberley and Cranbrook, and helping them give back and thoughtfully engage with the environment.Chad Kile
Sustainability CoordinatorPreviously an urban farmer, Chad is interested in creating strong local food economies.Kim Urbaniak
EducatorKim lives in Kimberley, where she brings plenty of enthusiasm and passion for outdoor activities and connecting people with the natural world. She has a MA in Environmental Education and Communications, and a varied background in community engagement, program development, and volunteer management.
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.