Angeleen joined the Hakai Institute’s Nearshore Ecology team in 2017. Prior to this, she began her career as a marine ecologist in the Salomon Lab at Simon Fraser University studying kelp forest ecology in British Columbia (BC) specifically interested in isotopic niche theory and foraging ecology of top predators. She completed her MSc in Biology in the Juanes Lab at the University of Victoria where she discovered a passion for seagrass ecology and now spends much of her professional and recreational time in these amazing habitats. At Hakai, you will find Angeleen coordinating the LTER of nearshore habitats, in the intertidal or captaining boats in remote areas of the BC coast, and analyzing and reporting on data collected in the field.

Angeleen is a contributor to the British Columbia Central Coast Observatory.

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