The Friends of Hullett have two full time employees, and as grants allow, a number of summer students. In this section you will learn more about the employees and their roles at Hullett Marsh.
Scott Austin: Manager
After graduating as a Fish & Wildlife Technician from Fleming College, Scott has
since spent his entire career in the outdoor field. He has been a trapper, fishing
guide, as well as getting eight years experience of operating a waterfowl guiding
business in Huron County. He served as treasurer and a founding FOH Board of
Directors in the late 1990's. He also spent 15 years with MNRF gathering data on
the southern Lake Huron fishery before owning and operating Bayfield Fish &
Seafood. After looking for something new, Scott has come home, back to his
educational background managing the HPWA with acquired business skills and a passion for the future of the marsh. Scott is in his 5th year as the FOH manager and enjoys the opportunities he gets to work with volunteers and assisting in developing young staff members.
Greg Urquhart: GIS & Wildlife Technician
Greg is a graduate from Fleming College in Fish and Wildlife with a certificate in Aquaculture. After finishing school, he worked in various positions with: ABCA, Fleming College, and Dillon Consulting before applying for a job with the FOH. An outdoors man and hunter, Greg has just begun his adventure with Hullett and is looking forward to the winter season.
Cassie Eveland: Recreation and Event Coordinator
Cassie is a graduate from Mount Allison University with a double major in History and Geography. She is currently attending Wilfrid Laurier University for her Bachelors of Education in hopes of becoming a teacher. She has worked the past four summers at Pinery Provincial Park as a Naturalist which led her to her passion in outdoor education. At Hullett, her job is to coordinate all volunteer's and various events she will hope to have ready for the spring and summer such as owl prowls, hay rides, running clubs and more! If you are wishing to volunteer at Hullett, contact Cassie at fohoffice@tcc.on.ca
