Greyell, Robert

In 1967 he began work as a Seasonal Park Naturalist in Jasper and Banff National Parks before becoming Chief Park Naturalist in Prince Albert and Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks.

In 1974 he was appointed Interpretation Specialist at the Western Regional Office (Parks Canada) in Calgary.

In 1980 he accepted a job with the Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office in Ottawa where he managed Panel Reviews of the Norman Wells Pipeline, Slave River Hydro, Hibernia Development Project, Nuclear Fuel Waste Review, and was also involved with the Beaufort Sea Hydrocarbon Production Proposal and the Alaska Highway Gas Pipeline.

From 1986 to 1990 he worked with the Department of Energy Mines and Resources in the Office of Environmental Affairs and as Director, Siting Task Force Secretariat for Low-Level Radioactive Waste. Bob returned to Vancouver in 1991 to manage the Environmental Review of five proposed uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan before joining the Canadian Coast Guard as Regional Environmental Officer.

He retired from the federal government in 1998 and pursued marine and environmental interests in Vancouver BC and Ottawa ON.