Adele Mochrie

Adele Mochrie has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of environmental planning and consulting. Adele started their career in 1998 as an Environmental Scientist at Trow Associates Inc., where they managed and completed environmental site assessments and surveys. In 2002, they joined the Ontario Ministry of Transportation as an Environmental Planner, specializing in waste and contamination issues and providing guidance to other functional sections and regional offices.

After working at the ministry for several years, Adele moved to Savanta Inc. in 2015, where they took on the roles of Senior Environmental Planner, Senior Project Manager, and Acting Manager of Environmental Consulting. At Savanta, they led the environmental components of large and complex development and infrastructure projects, focusing on environmental assessments, impact studies, permits, and registrations. Adele also managed baseline ecological studies for a group of landowners.

In 2017, Adele joined Dillon Consulting Limited as an Associate, Senior Environmental Planner, and Project Manager. Adele'sresponsibilities included leading the environmental component of transportation infrastructure and land development projects, with a strong emphasis on stakeholder consultation, Indigenous engagement, and agency collaboration. In addition, they led the Class EA process and worked closely with environmental technical disciplines to assess impacts, develop mitigation measures, and ensure compliance with environmental requirements.

Overall, Adele Mochrie has demonstrated expertise in leading and delivering complex environmental projects, collaborating with stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with environmental legislation and policies.

Adele Mochrie's education history begins in 1989 when they attended Lorne Park Secondary School. Adele completed their secondary education there in 1991 and then went on to attend St. Mildred's from 1991 until 1993.

In 1993, Adele enrolled at the University of Western Ontario and pursued a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Biology. Adele completed their undergraduate studies in 1997. During this time, they also pursued Environmental Sciences as a field of study.

After completing their bachelor's degree, they furthered their education at the Canadian Environmental Research and Training Institute (CERTI) in 1997 and 1998. Adele obtained a Post-Graduate Diploma in Environmental Assessments and Management. Adele'sfocus in this program was Environmental Science.

In 2007, Adele obtained a Module 1 Value Management Training Certificate from SAVE International. The details about the field of study for this certificate are not mentioned.

In 2010, they attended a course on Environmental Compliance in Civil Construction offered by the Canadian Construction Association - Ontario Road Builders Association.

In 2012, Adele took a course on Erosion and Sediment Control at Vancouver Island University.

In 2013, they pursued a course titled Environmental Monitoring for Construction Projects at Vancouver Island University.

Adele's additional certifications include Nature-Based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience, which they obtained from the UN Environment Programme in December 2021.