OUR Board Members
We are committed to preserving the beauty and biodiversity of our cherished landscapes, all while fostering the growth of a vibrant community.
Brenda DAvisonPresident
Brenda Davison is a teacher who spent her career in Canmore, where she was active in environmental issues, particularly those concerning wildlife corridors. Since retiring and moving to Burmis 12 years ago, she has enjoyed discovering new wild spaces in the Crowsnest Pass. She is happy whenever she can be outside - hiking, gardening, or just watching the sunlight and shadow in their dance along a hill.
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Peter robinsonVice-President
Peter Robinson is a recently retired lawyer who practiced for 30 years mainly in Calgary. He moved to the Crowsnest Pass to be closer to nature and his favorite fishing holes. Peter has enjoyed countless days in the Eastern Slopes from Castle to Clearwater, hiking, biking, skiing, fly fishing, trail riding, camping, bird watching and star gazing. Volunteering and community service is important to Peter, and he just concluded a seven year run as host of Fossil Records on CJSW community radio.
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SUSAN WAGNERSecretary
Susan Wagner is a retired professor of nursing from Saskatoon who moved here for the outdoor recreation opportunities. She was a member of several health care boards and on the Crowsnest Pass Municipal Planning Commission for almost three terms. Susan and her husband built a log house on an island in northern Saskatchewan and lived there for 19 summers. Together, she and her husband have been committed to environmental issues and advocacy for the past few decades.
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Kimberley miskulinTreasurer
As a homegrown girl born and raised in Crowsnest Pass, I have cherished outdoor adventures from a young age. The intoxicating scent of mountain air and the vibrant colors of wildflowers have always inspired my love for nature. I enjoy a variety of recreational activities that allow me to explore the beautiful landscapes around me. I look forward to learning how I can be a better ambassador for Mother Earth, focusing on protecting animals and ecosystems for future generations. Additionally, I find joy in gardening and discovering the natural healing remedies of plants, flowers, and indigenous traditions, which deepen my connection to the earth and its incredible gifts.
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Christine RobertsonBoard Member
Christine Robertson is a long time South West resident of Alberta since 2000. She raised her children to respect wildlife, to slow down and view the outdoors with awe and admiration, and to tread lightly to lessen any damage left behind. She fundamentally believes we should all act as environmental stewards, accountable not just for our own immediate gains, but for the health and well being of all and the generations that will follow. She is a student in Horticulture, combining her interest in gardening and biodiversity, creating pollinator gardens, and assisting in local wild fish counts with Trout Unlimited, to contribute to a more ecologically sustainable future. She sees her seat on the Board as a prized opportunity to learn while giving back to Nature, in return for all of the natural living beauty and peaceful inspiration it has provided her throughout her lifetime!
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Herald KaneBoard Member
Herald Kane was born in Lethbridge to two parents from the CNP and lived in Hillcrest until graduating from Bellevue High School. He studied chemistry at the U of A and completed two graduate degrees in Los Angeles. He finally retired from a college teaching career in 2005 to move back to Hillcrest. Herald focused his professional interests on creating science curricula for higher education, teaching and mentoring a broad range of diverse college students. He is interested in good health and habits, music of all genres, and an active spiritual life. He enjoys outgoing and people-oriented activities like volunteering, advocacy, and community support.
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jef fisherBoard Member
Bio coming soon.
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