Originally from the west coast of Ireland, Maeve relocated to Vancouver in 2017. She holds and M.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from Trinity College, Dublin and has 5+ years of experience working in the environmental industry in British Columbia. Maeve joined Active Earth in 2022 as a Project Scientist.
Maeve has extensive experience completing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) and Stage 1 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSIs) and has authored over 200 reports to date. At Active Earth, Maeve is involved in Stage 2 PSIs, Detailed Site Investigation (DSI), Excavation Monitoring and Soil Relocation Projects. She has worked on projects across Canada for a large variety of clients and industries, including real estate, property development/management, Government and First Nations.
When not working, Maeve tries to embrace life in B.C. as much as she can; you can find her hiking or on the beach in the summer, skiing in the winter and attending concerts of her favorite artists at any opportunity she gets.”
Originally from the west coast of Ireland, Maeve relocated to Vancouver in 2017. She holds and M.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from Trinity College, Dublin and has 5+ years of experience working in the environmental industry in British Columbia. Maeve joined Active Earth in 2022 as a Project Scientist.
Maeve has extensive experience completing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) and Stage 1 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSIs) and has authored over 200 reports to date. At Active Earth, Maeve is involved in Stage 2 PSIs, Detailed Site Investigation (DSI), Excavation Monitoring and Soil Relocation Projects. She has worked on projects across Canada for a large variety of clients and industries, including real estate, property development/management, Government and First Nations.
When not working, Maeve tries to embrace life in B.C. as much as she can; you can find her hiking or on the beach in the summer, skiing in the winter and attending concerts of her favorite artists at any opportunity she gets.”