September 15, 2012
Humber announces new arboretum director
Denise Devlin-Li, dean of Humber School of Applied Technology, announced the appointment of Alexandra (Alix) Link to the position of director of the Humber Arboretum.
Link brings a broad range of experiences to her new role. She has been a field biologist studying the ecological effects of logging as well as an owner/operator of an organic landscaping company in Victoria, B.C. She has significant provincial government experience from her work as a policy advisor to two ministries in the provincial government, Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation and Ministry of Agriculture and Lands.
“Alix is passionate about public gardens and sustainability, and we look forward to her vision and stewardship of the Arboretum and the Centre for Urban Ecology,” said Dean Devlin-Li.
Link brings a broad range of experiences to her new role. She has been a field biologist studying the ecological effects of logging as well as an owner/operator of an organic landscaping company in Victoria, B.C. She has significant provincial government experience from her work as a policy advisor to two ministries in the provincial government, Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation and Ministry of Agriculture and Lands.
“Alix is passionate about public gardens and sustainability, and we look forward to her vision and stewardship of the Arboretum and the Centre for Urban Ecology,” said Dean Devlin-Li.