Cassandra is a PhD candidate in Botany at the University of British Columbia studying the genomics of tundra plants.

Courtney is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of British Columbia and her research investigates the above and belowground impacts of climate change on tundra ecosystems 

Nina is a professor in Geography at the University of British Columbia. 

Nathalie is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the University of British Columbia and her research examines the effects of human impacts on alpine and montane plants.

Noémie is a professor at the University of Victoria. She studies alpine and arctic plants and their relations to people.

Madeline recently completed her BSc at UBC in the Combined Major in Science program. She is primarily working on the belowground data collection for the warming experiment. 

Cíara is currently a UBC student in the  Environment and Sustainability program. She is currently working on the Drone Survey and GIS Pixel Classification.

Teagan is a Biology student at UBC and she is organizing the 2023 Trampling Study.

Annabelle is an undergraduate student at UBC in the dual degree program majoring in Biology and Environment & Sustainability. She is currently organizing the 2023 Trampling Study.

Emma is an undergraduate student at UBC in environmental science. She is currently working on the virtual field work experience for the Garibaldi alpine.

Sebastian is working on the drone imagery he collected this summer at the field sites.

Aino is working to build a map of access limitations  and culturally important plants for the Squamish Nation.

Joanna is an undergraduate student at the University of Victoria studying social work. She has an extensive knowledge of alpine and bog plants in BC

Tyler is an undergraduate student at UBC in Biology.  

Allen is an undergraduate student at UBC in Physics and Astronomy. 

Thank you to the AMAZING volunteers that have made this project a success! We couldn't have done it without you. If you're interested in getting involved, please email us!  

Amy is a professor in Botany at the University of British Columbia.