Hillary Page

Hillary Page has been with Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) since 2006 and currently serves as the senior director of conservation in British Columbia. In her current role, Hillary oversees planning, land securement, and stewardship in the Region. Hillary's conservation journey with was sparked as a summer student at the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program where she worked on monitoring open forest restoration projects in the Rocky Mountain Trench. Armed with an undergraduate degree in conservation biology and a master's in wildlife and range management from the University of Alberta, Hillary developed her skills working as an independent biologist in the Columbia Valley focusing on monitoring effectiveness of open forest and grassland restoration. At NCC, Hillary's mission is clear: she leverages local expertise and scientific knowledge to establish a network of conservation lands that safeguard wildlife habitats, including grasslands, and ecological processes while fostering community engagement.