E-Team
2001 Biographies |
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The Veins of Life
Watershed Society volws@salishsea.ca
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Meet
the Veins of Life Watershed Society
and Rock Solid Foundation E-team
2001...
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Abraham
Charlie
I have joined the Veins of Life/Rock Solid team to learn more
about the environmental activities in my habitual surroundings.
My past experiences salmon fishing have instilled a willingness
to learn more about my environment and its sad but true happenings.
What part can I play?
My favorite animal is the spirit (wolf) because my heart has
always followed it and I have a very unique eye for this animal
and its cultural influence on this world. My role model
is my late grandmother because she had such an eye for the environment
and always said imagine the world as it is now and how it will
be in a hundred years for our children.
I spend most of my spare time with my girlfriend hiking, playing
pool, walking and listening to music, and hanging out. In
five years I would like to be exploring the world.
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Cam
McDowell
Cam spent most of his life in Creston BC, while his high school
years were spent at Shawnigan Lake School on Vancouver Island.
In 1995 he Graduated from high school and began his University
life at the University of Victoria. His first interest at
UVic was physics, but after a couple years he decided to change
his major to a Bachelors of Science in Geography. One day
Cam hopes to become a GIS technician.
For the last 5 years Cam has tree planted to support
his University education, and now that he has finished his degree
he plans on finding jobs related to his field. The Veins
of Life Watershed Society and Rock Solid have provided Cam with
some valuable job experience for future career opportunities.
Cam recently aquired a new position
within the Ministry of Energy and Mines. We are all very
pleased he was able to use his experience at the Veins of Life
to further his career. Hear what he has to
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Peter
Allen
This is Peter Allen, a cancerian, seen
here crouching in contemplation…he is looking out at the ocean
to where he grew up sailing with his folks. He played hockey
and lacrosse for a number of years, but then the alternative activities
lured him into the underground. Art, Music and skateboarding
eventually led him into graffiti art and Djing. He is now
pursueing his own clothing line called Village Idiots. Information
on his clothing and art is available @ sper27.tripod.com.
his greatest rewards come from sharing knowledge and technique
with other youth in the community and continuing the passing on
of urban art forms. In 5 years he hopes to have an established
studio with his art partners and a wife and children soon after??
His personal solution to pollution is
to inspire people he comes into contact with to make a conscious
change in lifestyle, rather than be pushy. He is pleased
to be part of his second E Team and to continue representing Rock
Solid.
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Stacy
Wedel
Stacy has joined the E-team because
she loves being outside and learning about the environment. She
hopes to learn more about native plants, and ways to keep mother
earth happy. Her love of nature arose from hitchhiking, and camping
her way around New Zealand, and Australia. She hopes to begin
studying Environmental Technology in the fall, and in the meantime
finds herself practicing yoga, reading, and hiking. Stacy believes
in natural medicine, the moon, and that everything holds a connection,
in this world of illusions.
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Alison
Macnaughton
Alison was born and raised in Victoria
and has completed a BA in Geography at the University of Victoria.
Before working for Veins of Life and Rock Solid, she was busy
making Christmas crafts and recovering from a recent expedition
in Central America. For Alison, the most enjoyable aspect of working
with VOLWS and Rock Solid is being an agent of positive change.
After completing this contract, she would like to see more of
Canada, hike the Inca trail and find work related to sustainable
community development before beginning her graduate studies in
the Fall. Alison’s interests include heritage conservation and
community history, social development issues (both local and international),
and environmental architecture. Her hobbies include anything and
everything fun outdoors, painting, drawing, building stuff and
snorkeling. She is currently saving up to take scuba lessons.
Her favorite colour is Blue Sky – any shade.
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David
Major
This
being the second E-Team he has supervised, David likes to think
of himself as a savvy veteran. Anyone watching him wandering
aimlessly around the office may think otherwise... He does,
however, very much enjoy working with motivated youths such his
current and past E-Team crews. Alas, all good things
do come to an end, so after this contract he is planning to spend
the spring and summer enjoying the outdoors by mountain biking,
photographing interesting things, hiking, and throwing a frizbee
through trees and over grass. David is hoping to do some world
travelling after the summer to Asia and Japan.
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