Justine Kaseman

Justine Kaseman

Facilitator of Learning – Capital Regional District

justine@sierraclub.bc.ca
250-386-5255 ext 101

Justine is a facilitator of learning within the Capital Regional District (traditional territories of many Coast Salish Nations). She is a wildlife biologist, lifelong learner, collector of curiosities, environmentalist, and adventurer.

Justine’s background is in environmental education and conservation biology. Her master’s research was on road mortality in endangered salamanders, and her research has taken her around the world where she has fallen in love with some of the smaller and less charismatic species such as water snakes, tree snakes, frogs, salamanders, and clams. She’s worked as an environmental educator for non-profits in Vancouver and Guelph, ON and for Parks Canada at Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Through her work in research and education, Justine has explored a diverse range of ecosystems where she has learned from the wildlife and the land in an array of ecosystems including tropical rainforests on Guam, temperate rainforests of British Columbia, intertidal areas around the Gulf Islands, deciduous upland forests in Ontario, and oak savannahs in Ohio.

When Justine isn’t working, she’s biking, playing ultimate frisbee, snorkeling, or behind the lens of her camera.