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Sanjay TEWARI

Fort Saint John

Summary

Summary of Credentials Education Master degrees in Environmental Science, Master degree in Geology, and PhD in Ecology. Canadian Equivalency Summary: “Bachelor's degree (four years) and master's degree in Geology, and earned doctorate (Ph.D.) in Ecology from a recognized university”. Canadian Equivalency granted by WES, recognized by The Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CICIC), (www.cicic.ca).

Experienced with strategic planning, resource allocation, and project management. Utilizes strong analytical skills to assess and optimize operational processes. Knowledge of collaboration and effective communication to drive successful project outcomes.

Possesses versatile skills in project management, problem-solving, and collaboration. Brings fresh perspective and strong commitment to quality and success. Recognized for adaptability and proactive approach in delivering effective solutions.

Tech-savvy innovator with hands-on experience in emerging technologies and passion for continuous improvement. Skilled in identifying opportunities for technological enhancements and implementing effective solutions. Adept at leveraging new tools and methods to solve problems and enhance productivity. Excels in adapting to fast-paced environments and driving technological advancements.

Overview

26
26
years of professional experience

Work History

Land and Resource Planning Officer/Specialist

Ministry of Forest Land and Natural Resources
01.2014 - Current
  • I have provide expertise and advice and support and assist the Director Resource Management in consultation on land and resource planning issues and on three top- most priority strategic projects for the Northeastern BC, namely, Peace Northern Caribou (PNCP) Plan implementation, Cumulative Effects
  • I was also the Project Manager (Oct 2014- Oct 2015) for the development of the Moose Management Plan for the Peace Region under the BC-SFN wildlife management term sheet agreement;
  • Until recently, (Oct 2016) one of the two provincial representatives on the BC-Treaty 8 Wildlife Stewardship Board
  • My responsibilities included
  • Consulting with First Nations and stakeholders on wildlife applications applied for under the Wildlife Act
  • Representing public interests in wildlife for the Wildlife Collaborative Management Agreement
  • Collaborating with Treaty 8 First Nation representatives to formulate consensus recommendations on wildlife applications
  • Coordinating and participating in the evaluation and development of strategic policy frameworks and other initiatives that establish the regulatory and legislative direction of the ministry;
  • Developing and maintaining a planned network of relationships with First Nations and stakeholders and uses this network in the development of policy and legislation by identifying key stakeholder interests and issues and applying an interest-based approach to resolving any conflicts or sensitive issues;
  • Researching, developing and writing clear and concise technical guides, presentations, executive summaries, briefing materials etc
  • Developing proposals, business cases and cost-benefit analyses, defining and managing project deliverables, assessing progress and taking/recommending corrective action;
  • Participating in ministry, provincial, inter-governmental, inter-jurisdictional and external industry stakeholder working groups/committees

Resource Management Officer

Point Pelee National Park
06.2007 - 09.2009
  • Company Overview: Ecological Integrity Monitoring Program
  • Southern flying squirrel monitoring program, Point Pelee National Park- As the leader of the southern flying squirrel monitoring program, coordinated with external partners (University of Guelph, independent researchers) for the transfer of knowledge and providing training to volunteers and staff in bait preparation, trap setting, and handling, processing (weighing, sex and age determination, marking) and releasing of the captured specimens
  • Made various presentations to public interest groups such as Essex county field naturalist club
  • Ecological Integrity Monitoring Program

Park Warden

Parks Canada
07.2005 - 05.2007
  • Major responsibilities / duties included, Recreation / Resource Management Planning
  • Coordinated and conducts planning efforts that focus on natural and cultural resource protection and recreation planning for the park
  • As a Park Warden/Peace Officer effectively conveyed legislative requirements and compliance information during meetings, hearings, and mediation with various stakeholders
  • Maintained regular and ongoing contact with stakeholders
  • Engaged stakeholders through education and prevention
  • Effectively conveyed legislative requirements and compliance information during meetings, hearings, and mediation with various stakeholders
  • Maintained relationship between the park and state, local, and other federal agencies as well as other stakeholders and partners
  • Led white-tailed deer survey over the 2005 fall season at St
  • Lawrence Islands National Park to create a digital inventory of large whitetail bucks for forensic comparison as part of an overall strategy of resource protection

Asst. Professor

Mendel University
05.1999 - 04.2004
  • As an Asst
  • Professor at Mendel University, Czech Republic (May 1999 - April 2004) I have gained valuable experience in development and delivery of information to promote resource management initiatives to partners and stakeholders
  • On regular basis I communicated monitoring results and information by publishing them in specific journals and presenting them in conferences and workshops attended by partners, stakeholders and interest groups
  • The Working Group included members of Czech Ministry of Environment, State Forest Enterprise, experts from the other ministries, water management institutions, national Ramsar committees, and NGOs

Education

Master degrees - Environmental Science, Geology

PhD - Ecology

Mendel University
04.2004

Skills

  • Environmental planning
  • Research and analysis
  • Land use planning
  • Stakeholder management
  • Teamwork
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Problem-solving
  • Time management
  • Reliability
  • Excellent communication
  • Critical thinking
  • Effective communication
  • Relationship building
  • Documentation skills
  • Research experience
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Analytical thinking

Summaryofcredentials

Master's degree, Environmental Science, Master's degree, Geology, PhD, Ecology, Bachelor's degree (four years) and master's degree in Geology, and earned doctorate (Ph.D.) in Ecology from a recognized university. Canadian Equivalency granted by WES, recognized by The Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CICIC).

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual

Timeline

Land and Resource Planning Officer/Specialist

Ministry of Forest Land and Natural Resources
01.2014 - Current

Resource Management Officer

Point Pelee National Park
06.2007 - 09.2009

Park Warden

Parks Canada
07.2005 - 05.2007

Asst. Professor

Mendel University
05.1999 - 04.2004

PhD - Ecology

Mendel University

Master degrees - Environmental Science, Geology

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