Sarah Phelps Wildlife Biologist email sarahphelps(at)savanta.ca

Sarah has been working as a Wildlife Biologist since 2000, specializing in mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and Species at Risk (SAR). She has provided expertise on natural resource management and wildlife conservation for Impact Assessment projects. Fieldwork included herpetological surveys, small mammal surveys, winter wildlife tracking, and bat surveys for wind power projects. Prior to consulting Sarah was employed at the Ministry of Natural Resources where she provided input to SAR management plans and commented on developmental impacts on natural features and SAR. She tracked amphibians and reptiles using radiotelemetry, and conducted a small mammal survey using live-traps and mark-recapture techniques. Previous to her position at MNR, Sarah managed a West Nile virus surveillance program for Brant County, and worked in Australia where she studied Koalas and Wallabies for the University of Queensland, and conducted mosquito bioassays for the Queensland Institute of Medical Research. Back to Savanta Team