Upper Thames River Conservation Authority
Erin Boynton works as a Recreation Leader at Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, where they create and deliver outdoor educational programming with an emphasis on sustainability and nature appreciation. Additionally, they are an Entrepreneur as a Vermiculturist at "I've Got Worms" - Compost Creations, providing indoor compost solutions using vermiculture techniques. Previous experiences include working as a Zip Line Guide at Boler Mountain and as a Bicknell's Thrush Field Technician at Bird Studies Canada. Erin holds various degrees related to outdoor education, wildlife conservation, and ecosystem management from institutions such as The Living Centre and Living Arts Institute, Sault College, and Sir Sandford Fleming College.
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Upper Thames River Conservation Authority
The UTRCA covers the upper watershed of the Thames River, an area of 3,421 square kilometres. The 17 municipalities within the Upper Thames River watershed appoint representatives to the UTRCA’s Board of Directors. These members represent the local urban and rural communities, deciding policies and programs that will lead to a healthy watershed. Programs and services focus on five key areas: - protecting people and property and supporting safe development; - delivering landowner stewardship; - providing natural spaces and recreational opportunities; - making science based decisions; - empowering communities and youth. The UTRCA employs approximately 80 permanent and contract staff, and an additional 70 seasonal staff.