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John Bennett   John Bennett
Executive Director

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National Office Staff

Cendrine Huemer's picture

Cendrine has been with Sierra Club Canada since 1997, with a couple of hiatuses.  She has been biodiversity campaigner, a researcher, and is now editor of the National Office’s newsletters, and a member of the communications team.

Daniel Spence's picture

Daniel thinks the environment is pretty great. His M.A. thesis focused on how grassroots environmental organizations can benefit from the use of social media and Web 2.0, and he did his undergrad studies in pop culture and business administration. He plays saxophone and has a pet rabbit named Buster.

Dianne Pachal's picture

Dianne’s life passion is wilderness and wildlife, and engaging concerned citizens. Drawing upon more than 30 years of experience in conservation advocacy and organization management, she leads our Alberta campaigns to protect wild species and spaces. Action Grizzly Bear, legislated protection for the Castle Special Place and implementation of Alberta's new Plan for Parks are the current focus.  

Dianne has a passion for engaging citizens at a...

Isabelle Gingras's picture
Isabelle recently graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Master’s degree in Environment and Sustainability, a unique program that focuses on cultivating environmental professionals and leaders in their field. The Kenyan village of Lake Naivasha was her most recent project, focusing on providing recommendations to combat the village’s current high risk of socio-economic and ecological catastrophe, problems compounded by poverty, global warming and unsustainable business...
John Bennett's picture
John has a long history of campaigning on energy and environmental issues dating back to the 1970s when he co-founded the first Greenpeace office east of the Rockies and launched Green Peace’s first nuclear power campaign. He created a media session by leading a trio of Greenpeace activists who canoed into the Bruce Nuclear Power Plant to prove it lacked security. John was Communications Director for the Green Party of Canada, including the 2008 campaign in which the Greens, led by Elizabeth...
Martha Beckett's picture
Rod Muir's picture

A former marketing executive Rod is putting his evil powers to good promoting the surprisingly significant connection between waste diversion: source reduction, reuse, recycling, composting and the mitigation of climate change.