Allison Patrick (Photo courtesy of Allison Patrick)

Allison Patrick

Conservation Biologist

allison.patrick@natureconservancy.ca

Tel: 506-450-3864

Allison Patrick joined the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in 2016 as the conservation biologist for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Allison was raised in Ottawa. She completed a bachelor of science, with honours, degree at Queen’s University in Kingston, and a master’s of science in wildlife from Humboldt State University in northern California. She travelled around Canada and the U.S. for several years, working as a field technician on bird conservation projects and honing her plant identification skills.

Allison enjoys her work with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, where she makes maps, writes baseline inventories and property management plans, supervises summer interns, works with volunteer property stewards, and collects bird and plant data in the field. She is currently co-leading the Port of Saint John wetlands project, which is collecting important data on tidal and coastal wetlands through the Port of Saint John.