Our Board of Directors

Though a relatively new member to LWI; she has been inspired and energized by the varied learning opportunities that abound throughout the organization, particularly through the indoor and outdoor programs. Attending indoor meetings, she has keenly absorbed a vast amount of information about mussels, Chimney Swifts, ecological restoration, wasps, and the chickadee while outdoor highlights have included bird walks through Canatara Park, participation in a bio blitz in the KarnerBlue Sanctuary, tree planting in the Sydenham River Nature Reserve and highly informative tree walks and fungi forays around Lambton County. She is keenly interested in learning about the benefits of the natural world in terms of connectivity and mental health in the lives of adults with developmental disabilities and aspires to help remove barriers which often cause disparities in access for people with disabilities to thenatural environments around them. As someone who believes in life long learning, appreciates and desires to protect the natural environment and values the inalienable right of all citizens to have access to the natural world around them, Lambton Wildlife Inc. is a natural fit. Wanda sought to become a LWI Inc. board member to increase her involvement with the organization in a meaningful way and as a way to give back to an organization that has done remarkable work in preserving and conserving the natural environment within and around Lambton County. Though a relatively new member to LWI; she has been inspired and energized by the varied learning opportunities that abound throughout the organization, particularly through the indoor and outdoor programs. Attending indoor meetings, she has keenly absorbed a vast amount of information about mussels, Chimney Swifts, ecological restoration, wasps, and the chickadee while outdoor highlights have included bird walks through Canatara Park, participation in a bio blitz in the KarnerBlue Sanctuary, tree planting in the Sydenham River Nature Reserve and highly informative tree walks and fungi forays around Lambton County. She is keenly interested in learning about the benefits of the natural world in terms of connectivity and mental health in the lives of adults with developmental disabilities and aspires to help remove barriers which often cause disparities in access for people with disabilities to thenatural environments around them. As someone who believes in life long learning, appreciates and desires to protect the natural environment and values the inalienable right of all citizens to have access to the natural world around them, Lambton Wildlife Inc. is a natural fit. Wanda sought to become a LWI Inc. board member to increase her involvement with the organization in a meaningful way and as a way to give back to an organization that has done remarkable work in preserving and conserving the natural environment within and around Lambton County.