Tyffany Patrier
About Tyffany Patrier
Tyffany Patrier is a Conservation Technician at Ducks Unlimited Canada, specializing in GIS analysis focused on water ecosystems and environmental conservation. She holds a degree in Environmental Science from McGill University and has experience in various roles related to swimming instruction and event photography.
Work at Ducks Unlimited Canada
Tyffany Patrier has been employed as a Conservation Technician at Ducks Unlimited Canada since 2021. Based in Surrey, British Columbia, she has accumulated three years of experience in this role. Her work primarily focuses on conservation efforts related to water ecosystems, aligning with the organization's mission to protect and restore wetlands and associated habitats.
Education and Expertise
Tyffany Patrier studied Environmental Science at McGill University - Macdonald Campus from 2018 to 2022. During her academic career, she specialized in GIS analysis with a focus on water ecosystems and environmental conservation. This educational background equips her with the necessary skills to engage in environmental research and fieldwork.
Background in Aquatics
Prior to her current role, Tyffany Patrier gained experience in the aquatics field. She worked as a Lifeguard at Goldfish Swim School Franchising, LLC for five months in 2018 and served as a Private Swim Instructor at Sunbright aq for two months in 2020. Additionally, she worked as a Swimming Instructor for the Town of Oakville in 2018 for five months.
Experience in Student Leadership
Tyffany Patrier held the position of Resident Assistant at McGill University from 2019 to 2021. This role involved supporting fellow students and fostering a positive living environment. Additionally, she has been involved with the Macdonald Campus Students' Society as an Event Photographer since 2018, contributing to various campus events.
Career Aspirations
Tyffany Patrier aspires to further her career in environmental research and GIS fieldwork. She actively seeks internship opportunities in the environmental science or GIS field for summer 2022, indicating her commitment to gaining practical experience and advancing her expertise in these areas.