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Canadian Conservation Corps

Jenna White

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The Canadian Conservation Corps

Q & A
Jenna White

Hometown:
Muskoka, ON
What conservation issue is closest to your heart?
I’ve always had pets growing up which has lead me to develop a soft spot for the innocence of animals and wildlife. I feel strongly about ensuring the lives of wild animals should go as uninterrupted as possible. Wildlife and habitat protection is of paramount importance to me, although I believe this goes hand-in-hand with all forms of creating enhanced environmental sustainability across the nation.
What are you hoping to learn from CCC?
I’m anticipating having a stronger appreciation for different Canadian landscapes. Having already been exposed to much of the beauty on the eastern side of the country, I’m eager to experience the renowned parts of the west through the hiking excursion. I hope to gain a deeper knowledge of different environmental conservation program sin other provinces as well as meeting people with common values in environmental protection.
Who/what inspired you to care about conservation?
Having grown up exposed and invested in the outdoors has really cultivated my passion for conservation. My mom has always explained that it’s easier to care about something should you be familiar with it, which is definitely true when it comes to nature.
If you could sit down with anyone in the world and have tea or coffee, who would it be? And why?
I’m no coffee drinker, but I think sitting down with Michelle Obama with a cup of tea would be a phenomenal and eye-opening experience. She is an incredible role model for women of all ages. This besides the fact she has great taste in fashion.

My Experience So Far

Rocky Mountain Way

Stage 1

For their Stage One adventure, “The Mount10eers” will experience a 14-day hiking/backpacking trip through the Alberta Rocky Mountains. Heading deep into the Rockies, being surrounded by rugged peaks, glacier-carved valleys, mountain lakes and alpine meadows will provide great opportunity for reflection. The experience will teach safe and effective mountain travel, backpacking techniques, minimal-impact camping, navigation and compass work, route-finding skills and how to move across scree and snow-slopes. The journey will also provide a solo experience that can be entirely transformative.

Conservation Field Learning

Stage 2

Location: Montreal

Hosting Organization: McGill Gault Nature Reserve

Description: Participants will help some graduate students on their projects. Equipment maintenance and data download from field sensors (weather station), trail maintenance and survey. Gault Nature Reserve user survey, landscaping, vegetation survey, scientific outreach activities, public hikes, nature walks and invasive species removal.

Timeline: Sept 23 – Dec 13

The Participants

Samraj Sharma

Samraj Sharma

Isabelle Bujold

Isabelle Bujold

Dylan Everson

Dylan Everson

Jenna White

Jenna White

Kendall Flanagan

Kendall Flanagan

Mikaela Capeling

Mikaela Capeling

Samantha Featherstone

Samantha Featherstone

Sophia Brosnan

Sophia Brosnan

Shannie Boudreault

Shannie Boudreault

Kelsi MacMillan

Kelsi MacMillan

Nelson Perks

Nelson Perks

Logan Faubert

Logan Faubert

Funded by the Government of Canada under the Canada Service Corps program

Government of Canada
Canadian Conservation Corps

In collaboration with

Outward Bound Canada
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