Sharon Kimberley is an accomplished Program Manager in higher education, showcasing expertise in teamwork, leadership, and strategic planning. Possessing a Master of Environment and Business from the University of Waterloo, Sharon is a skilled professional with a strong background in environmental studies. Her commitment extends to her role at Plenty Canada, a registered non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating access to resources for Indigenous peoples and communities worldwide, supporting their environmental protection and sustainable development goals. Sharon's philosophy emphasizes the interconnectedness of people and the environment, valuing biodiversity as a precious treasure that requires protection for sustaining healthy lives. Her current project, The Two-Eyed Seeing Bird Atlas, is a collaborative, volunteer-driven five-year effort (2021-2015) to map Ontario’s approximately 300 species of breeding birds. The project has a "Community First" approach, supporting Indigenous community initiatives that increase the protection and recovery of birds at risk and culturally significant birds.