Bill Harrower is currently a Senior Biologist with the BC Ministry of Water Land and Resource Stewardship. He joined the provincial government after owning and operating High-Country Wildlife, a small research consulting firm, for over 20 years. His interests are broad but generally focus on trophic ecology, food webs, and the various aspects of species-at-risk conservation and management, including the restoration of trophic structure. Trained as an experimental field biologist, he contributed to several large-scale experiments on species ranging from goshawk and bison to salmon, grassland birds and small mammals. He has been involved in wolverine research and management since the late 1990s and participated in many research and conservation projects throughout western North America. In his role with the BC Public Service, Bill continues the process of doing science to both learn about the world and use science as a tool to help mitigate conflict in resource management. Bill has been a leading member of the BC Chapter of TWS since its revitalization in 2018, holding the position of Communications Chair, President, and Treasurer. He is currently an Associate Editor of the Journal of Wildlife Management. 

Evie currently is on the Faculty in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta. She received her M.Sc. at the University of Idaho and her Ph.D. at the University of Washington. Her current area of research addresses mechanisms of animal behaviour in predator-prey relationships and disease spread in heterogeneous environments. She is a Fellow of The Wildlife Society and was Editor-In-Chief of the Journal of Wildlife Management. She received William Rowan Distinguished Service Awards from the Alberta Chapter, the Dedicated Service Award from The Wildlife Society, and the Wildlife Researcher Award from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Her hobbies include travelling, gardening, horseback riding and entertaining her grandkids.