Chris Doyle
Chris Doyle has been employed as a Conservation Officer for the BC Ministry of Environment since 1994. He currently holds the position of a Sergeant in the Sea to Sky Zone, which includes a large portion of Metro Vancouver as well as the Sea to Sky Corridor (including Whistler). This zone is responsible for managing and responding to up to 5,000 human-wildlife conflicts per year, most of these involving black bears. The Conservation Officers also respond to cougar, coyote and grizzly bear conflicts. His role as a public safety provider is focused on natural resource law enforcement and human wildlife conflicts prevention and response. Work towards BC Ministry of Environment ‘s vision of being a progressive and respected leader in environmental compliance and enforcement, shared stewardship and public safety.
Chris Doyle is a member of several working groups comprised of Ministry of Environment staff, municipal governments, non-government organizations, businesses and others including VANOC whose goals are to prevent and reduce human-wildlife conflicts in various communities in the zone. The Conservation Officer Service (BC Ministry of Environment) is a public safety provider focussed on natural resource law enforcement and human wildlife conflicts prevention and response. The COS vision is to be a progressive and respected leader in environmental compliance and enforcement, shared stewardship and public safety. Learn more about the COS
Radio Shows featuring Chris Doyle
LEGACY SHOW: Vancouver & The 2010 Winter Olympics
This broadcast is a favorite legacy show that we produced under our old name Travel’n On and before re-branding as WORLD FOOTPRINTS. Vancouver ‘s Winter Olympics left an indelible print on winter sports lovers. Securing the Canadian wilderness and protecting humans and bears alike are two big security challenges for … Read more
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