Paulette Hebert

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Email Paulette Hebert at paulette.hebert@ontario.ca. This email is the most updated Paulette Hebert's email found in 2026.

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Forest Health Technician for Algonquin Park, Kemptville District and Pembroke District at Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry | Cramahe, Ontario, Canada

About Paulette Hebert

Paulette Hebert serves as a Forest Health Technician at the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, focusing on the vital ecosystems within Algonquin Park, Kemptville District, and Pembroke District. In her role, Paulette is dedicated to monitoring and reporting on forest health conditions across Eastern Ontario, a task that requires a keen understanding of ecological dynamics and the ability to conduct thorough field investigations. Her expertise in environmental impact studies and species at risk assessments allows her to effectively collect and analyze field data, which she submits to diagnostic laboratories at the Ontario Invasive Species Centre and the Forest Research Institute. This collaboration is crucial for identifying forest insect pests and tree diseases that threaten the region's biodiversity.

Paulette’s strong writing skills enable her to produce comprehensive reports that communicate her findings to stakeholders, including landowners and conservation groups. Her outreach and education efforts are instrumental in fostering collaboration and awareness about forest health issues, ensuring that local communities are engaged in the conservation process. Additionally, her bilingual proficiency in French and English enhances her ability to connect with a diverse range of stakeholders, further amplifying her impact in the field.

Key projects Paulette has undertaken include conducting breeding bird surveys and habitat assessments, which are essential for understanding species distribution and ecological land classification. Her commitment to mitigation strategies and fish rescue initiatives reflects her holistic approach to forest management and conservation. Through her work, Paulette not only contributes to the health of Eastern Ontario’s forests but also champions the importance of sustainable practices that protect our natural heritage for future generations.

Paulette Hebert Work

Forest Health Technician for Algonquin Park, Kemptville District and Pembroke District at Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry in June 2018 to Present

Climate Change Project Officer at OMNRF in January 2018 to May 2018

Environmental Assessments - Field Biologist at Red Birch Consulting in April 2016 to September 2016