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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.
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Finding the right balance
Matthew Neuner loves spending time exploring the great outdoors and learning about how our society interacts with the natural world.
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Leading the charge
In November, Ecometrix merged with Calder Engineering Ltd., a firm that provides professional services in the fields of civil, environmental, and water resources engineering. The team that joined Ecom…
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A rock-solid career
When David Dockman began taking courses at the University of Alberta, his original plan was to become an engineer – fueled by his interest in physics and how things are built. But after taking a geolo…
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A passionate problem solver
Skya Fawcett was drawn to the environmental sciences at a young age, watching shows hosted by David Suzuki while seeing her father work in the field of geology in the Calgary area.
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Ecometrix Incorporated is pleased to announce a significant addition to our growing team
On April 25, Ecometrix welcomes Skya Fawcett, Matthew Neuner and David Dockman to the team. All three will be located in Calgary, where they will integrate into the Ecometrix team to serve clients an…
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From farms to factories and beyond
Derek Hillis, Senior Environmental Scientist at Ecometrix, has a passion for ensuring a healthy workplace.
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MineMod: Helping managers make the right decisions for their mine
At 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.
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Helping clients make decisions with accurate field data
When 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.
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