Knowledge is power and when it comes to protecting the environment and assessing the impact of our activity on the world, knowledge plays an integral role in protecting the ecosystems around us. Learn more about our people and our passion for what we do.
A love for the environment and creative hobbies inspires our Senior Geochemist’s work at Ecometrix.
READ THE ARTICLEOver the past months, Ecometrix has experienced the most dynamic period of growth in our 18-year history. We have doubled in size, increased our geographic presence, and expanded the breadth of servic…
READ THE ARTICLEAs the Associate Director of Environmental Monitoring and Technology, and a Senior Aquatic Biologist, Joe is the longest standing, non-founding member of Ecometrix.
READ THE ARTICLEAt first, our Director and Environmental Risk Assessment Specialist wanted nothing to do with engineering but is glad she changed her mind.
READ THE ARTICLEWith a finger on the pulse of the latest eDNA technologies, our Environmental Scientist knows what it takes to put deep research into biomonitoring action.
READ THE ARTICLEOur Director of Assessment and Senior Environmental Scientist says Ecometrix’s people and projects make for a great workplace.
READ THE ARTICLEAt Ecometrix, we know the kind of planning a mine needs to become operational. That’s why we created MineMod – a mine simulator to help mine managers plan the entire lifecycle of a mine without ever breaking ground.
WATCH THE VIDEOWhen our clients need to make strategic environmental decisions, the field research team springs into action. Watch as we use our benthic sled to assess the susceptibility of species to entrainment in Lake Ontario.
WATCH THE VIDEOThis May, the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois is hosting the International Phytotechnology Conference 2023, which will look at the science and application of using plants to deal with environmental problems.
This June, the University of Guelph will host PISCeS 2023, bringing together academia, regulators, industry, NGOs, and Indigenous partners shaping public policy, industry strategies, and future of eDNA.
Matthew Neuner, Daniel Skruch, Sarah Barabash, and Derek Amores will lead a short course on maintaining chemical stability within tailings storage facilities (TSF) at Canada’s premier mining trade show.