Our team is happy to support environmental projects in science, art or social studies. We are dedicated in promoting a common environmental culture within the schools associated with EcoNova programs.
Alexa has a background as lawyer in business law and specifically in intellectual property. She started as entrepreneur at a young age in the sustainable economy. She also holds a MBA.
Environment, innovation, art and urban agriculture are some of her passions.
The mission of EcoNova is aligned with her conviction that environmental education must be a priority in our societies. Because our future depends on the students of today, that will be the ones taking decisions for us. We must give them the keys to understand the actual and futur stakes through a culture and environmental awareness.
She advocates as well for an innovating teaching fostering creativity and the development of skills and competencies. We are all unique and each one of us can add a piece to build our future.
Alexa is grateful to be part of this exiting and brave project and invite you to be part of it!
Aloïs Gallet
Co-founder of EcoNova
Aloïs is a lawyer and economist specialized in environmental matters. He has work in law firms, companies and in the government in the sectors of energy ans waste management.
It is now as an entrepreneur that Aloïs express his vision for the environment. He believes that environmental and climate disruptions will be the greatest challenges for the generations X, Y and Z everywhere in the world.
In order to address these challenges, it is crucial to promote pragmatism, critical thinking, creativity and cooperation. It is the spirit of EcoNova to accompany teachers and students in the understanding of the science related to environmental management and climate disruptions.
Eva Gaubert
Workshop facilitator
Eva is a biologist specialized in feline conservation. She studied ecology and environnement. She is passionate about the great natural spaces and its fauna. Her vocation is to be able to preserve biodiversity as much as possible in order to maintain the balance of the ecosystems.
The future generations are key to conservation. That is why it is important to her to share her knowledge with the youngest and to make sure they are aware of the major current and future challenges in this area.
Amandine Dun
Executive Assistant
Amandine discovered the beauty of Vancouver in 2014, she is a city girl from Nancy, France, who now enjoys learning and restoring her energy in the nature of British Columbia. Her enthusiasm and motivation allow her to feed the collaboration in all the projects she works on. After studying applied arts for two years, she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of Lorraine and ended up studying film in Vancouver. Her atypical experience serves her as a driving force, whether it’s in the service of ecology or collective intelligence.
Perseverance and creativity characterize her way of organizing and coordinating your next meeting with our programs. Finally, her involvement in environmental protection grows day by day in the same way as students who receive the teaching of Econova Education.
Audrey Lebrun
Volunteer
Audrey is an agricultural engineer specialized in the coordination of projects related to sustainable agriculture and sustainable food.
Passioned about agriculture and sustainable food systems, she would like to offer her knowledge to future generations, helping them to found again the attachement to the land, and giving them some keys to a healthy, responsable and sustainable alimentation.
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