Discipline: Wildlife Biology, Ecology & Habitat Modeling

Location: Vancouver Island

Practice Focus:

• Project Management and Team Leadership

• Wildlife Habitat Mapping and Modeling

• Environmental Impact Assessment and Permitting

• Ungulate Ecology and Population Studies (Moose, Caribou, Deer, Elk, Goat)

• Ecosystem and Vegetation Mapping (TEM, PEM, BEM)

• Cumulative Effects and Habitat Effectiveness Models

• Wildlife Management, Monitoring, and Research

Tania Tripp, M.Sc., R.P.Bio., is a Senior Biologist and General Manager at Madrone Environmental Services with over 25 years of experience in ecology and wildlife resource management across British Columbia and the Yukon. Her expertise spans environmental impact assessments, habitat mapping and modeling, and wildlife monitoring for a broad range of species, including Species at Risk.

Much of Tania’s career has focused on ungulate research and habitat modeling (particularly for small owls, moose, and caribou) supporting provincial cumulative effects frameworks, regional strategic assessments, and Indigenous-led environmental review processes. She is widely recognized for her project coordination, collaborative approach, and commitment to integrating sound science into practical management and restoration outcomes.