Kerrie Wilcox
GIS Technical Support Specialist

Telephone Ext. 240

My affiliation with Bird Studies Canada started when I was doing my undergraduate degree in Environment Resource Studies at the University of Waterloo. My advisors, Dr. Richard Knapton, former director of the Long Point Waterfowl and Wetlands Research Fund and Dr. George Francis gave me the opportunity to work on American Wigeon diets at Long Point. Later, for my Masters, I continued to work on waterfowl diets and completed submerged vegetation surveys of the Inner Bay. My husband Steve and I moved to the Long Point area in 1997. Since then I have had many roles at Bird Studies Canada and am currently Coordinator of the Avian Energetics Lab and Coordinator of Project FeederWatch . Our children, Megan and Jarred, also love the outdoors and spend hours catching salamanders, turtles, snakes, watching bird banding, and most recently, participating in Project FeederWatch.