Marine Scientist. Activist. Visionary change-maker.

Executive Director, Co-Founder

In 2007, Tracey kickstarted the grassroots movement to reduce single-use plastics when she proposed that Rossland should be the first plastic-bag free community in Canada. The initiative garnered national media attention, as well as a few awards.

Fast-forward seven years, and Tracey has picked up a megaphone to inspire thousands of people to defend, protect, and restore Howe Sound.

She is currently developing a new campaign called the #ZeroCarbonChallenge, which is a ten-year plan to catalyze climate action in Canada.

Tracey holds a masters equivalent in marine science and is a partner at Visual Science with over twenty years of experience working at the nexus of science, design, and communication.

Her passions include skiing, kiteboarding, rockclimbing, singing, gardening, and playing D&D.

Director of Health and Economic Campaigns

Kate brings two decades of experience in communications, policy, and environmental advocacy. She has worked as a political columnist for Torstar, an environment writer for Postmedia, and in British Columbia’s renewable energy sector advancing clean and equitable energy solutions.

She holds a degree in Political Science from the University of British Columbia and a Master’s Certificate in Professional Communication Management from Royal Roads University.

Extreme Energy Researcher. Cave explorer.

Co-Founder, Director of Research

Eoin (pronounced Owen) is a management consultant with 25 years of business experience, and is now a retired partner of major accounting/consulting firm KPMG. He holds a B.Sc. in chemistry, a Ph.D. in physical chemistry and an MBA in International Business.

Eoin has spent the past several years researching aspects of BC’s proposed LNG industry, as co-founder and Research Director of My Sea to Sky. In 2018 he stepped into the Board Chair role.

Eoin is a former climber and cave explorer and helped explore and film Castleguard Cave in the Rockies. He enjoys spending time on Bowyer Island in Howe Sound with his wife and three children, two of whom have become marine biologists.