Sheila Harrington
BIO
Biography

Sheila is the author of Voices for the Islands, Thirty Years of Nature Conservation on the Salish Sea, published by Heritage House July, 2024. It has been on the BC bestseller list all summer. She was co-author and co-editor of the award winning, Islands in the Salish Sea, Community Atlas, published by Touchwood Editions in 2006. Founding Executive Director of the Land Trust Alliance of BC, she editing the The Kingfisher magazine for 12 years, wrote and co-edited numerous conservation resource guides and articles. Sheila published a national magazine, Positive Vibrations, for two years in the early ‘90s. She has taught English courses in high schools and on-line. Sheila is a conservationist with over 30 years experience working with BC’s land trusts. She loves boating, hiking, gardening, and playing music with friends. She is also an artist, having worked in theatre and graphic design early in her career. She lives on Lasqueti island.

ADDRESS
City: Lasqueti Island, Province/Territory: British Columbia
EMAIL
GENRE
Non-fiction
LANGUAGES
English
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Title
Voices for the Islands, Thirty Years of Nature Conservation on the Salish Sea,
Publisher
Heritage House
Year
2024
Title
Islands in the Salish Sea, A Community Atlas
Publisher
Touchwood Editions
Year
2006
AWARDS
Awards
Name
nominated for 2 BC book Awards (among 5 finalists), and rec'd 3rd place, BC Historical Writing Federation
Publication
Atlas of the Islands in the Salish Sea
Year
2006
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Presentation details
Audience Size
Audience size
up to 40
Presentation Genre
Non-fiction
Presentation Length
30 - 45 mins.
Presentation Description
Presentation description

depends on audience and purpose 

Presentation Fee(s)
expenses plus $300
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