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Serena Maki, Lead Trainer at Blue Heron Environmental, brings over 25 years of experience in environmental compliance, monitoring, and training within Ontario’s mining industry. Her technical background, coupled with extensive teaching and mentoring experience, strengthens our ability to support clients, communities, and environmental professionals across the province.
Blue Heron Environmental is seeking three Environmental Technicians to join our Compliance and Technical Services Team in Timmins, Ontario.
Working outdoors means ice is often part of the job. Whether you’re surveying wetlands, conducting environmental monitoring, or travelling remote access routes, understanding ice thickness and safety is critical to keeping you and your team safe.
In the CommunityInspiring the Next GenerationBlue Heron Environmental was honoured to be invited to Roland Michener...
Kathy-Lynn Morrish, Environmental and Indigenous Community Support Specialist, brings over 15 years of experience in environmental compliance, permitting, training, and field monitoring. She supports both industry and Indigenous communities through technical expertise, meaningful engagement, and a strong understanding of environmental stewardship.
Blue Heron Environmental is hiring a Senior Project Manager to lead environmental permitting projects across Ontario. With over 10 years of consulting experience, you’ll guide multidisciplinary teams, work with clients and regulators, and deliver strategic solutions for complex projects in the mining, industrial, and municipal sectors.
Blue Heron Environmental is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Invoicing Clerk to support our administrative and financial operations. The successful candidate will prepare and process client invoices, maintain accurate financial records, and assist internal teams with project documentation. This flexible part-time role (20–30 hours per week) can be performed remotely or from one of our offices in Timmins, Sudbury, or Sault Ste. Marie. Ideal applicants will have at least two years of experience in invoicing, bookkeeping, or administrative work, and a strong command of Microsoft Office and accounting software.
Blue Heron Environmental unveils a fun “Blue Jay Edition” of our logo to celebrate Toronto’s baseball team — same expertise, new colours, and plenty of team pride.
Blue Heron Environmental is proud to be officially RAQS certified by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation in Fisheries Assessment, Natural Sciences, and Environmental Inspection During Construction. This recognition confirms our expertise and capacity to support MTO projects across Ontario with high-quality environmental consulting services.
Meet Andrew Doyle, Compliance and Technical Dept. Manager at Blue Heron Environmental. Since joining the company in 2010 as a technician, Mr. Doyle has played a pivotal role in advancing environmental initiatives across Northern Ontario. His expertise spans water monitoring programs, hydrology assessments, and broadscale netting, contributing to numerous baseline and ongoing mining projects. He continues to support environmental compliance and technical excellence in some of the region’s most significant resource developments
Meet Michel Huck, Environmental Technician, a 2022 addition to our Blue Heron Environmental team.
Mr. Huck comes from a geological and assay laboratory background with nearly 10 years of experience working in the mining industry. Michel has experience working in different sectors of the environmental field including assaying, geology, mining and construction. Mike is experienced in environmental monitoring, surface and groundwater monitoring.
We asked Michel Huck to answer a few questions to help our clients get to know him better.
We’re excited to announce the results of this year’s Resource Industry Calendar Photo Contest! Congratulations to Grand Prize winner Hughes de Milleville for his striking photo “Pine Marten Running in the Snow,” captured in Algonquin Park. Thank you to all participants for sharing your creativity—your photos help bring Canada’s resource stories to life.