• Our Staff

    Introducing the amazing staff that helps keeps the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark running! Read their bios and say hello!

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Meet The Staff!

 

Simon Robinson

Managing Director

Simon brings over 20 years of international leadership experience in the non-profit, cultural, and heritage sectors. With a strong personal connection to the Geopark and a background as a visual artist, he has a particular appreciation for its extraordinary landscapes and natural beauty.

Will Bollwerk

Community Engagement Coordinator

Will has been an Environmental Educator for over a decade. He is passionate about the environment, community, sustainability, equitability, and inclusion. He has learned a lot about the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark region while living in Parrsboro since 2018.

Will spends his free time hiking with his family, playing music with friends, practicing yoga, managing a homestead, and enjoying all life has to offer.

Will is very excited to be a part of the Geopark as he works toward building community relationships and coordinating volunteers.

Caleb Grant

Geoscientist

Caleb is the resident Geoscientist with the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark who rejoined the team in May 2025.

Caleb grew up in Hants County, Nova Scotia, and attended St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) with dreams of becoming a teacher. Shortly after arriving at StFX however, he transferred to the Geology program and, in 2018, completed an honours thesis researching rocks in the northeastern Cape Breton Highlands. Recently, Caleb graduated from Acadia University with a Master of Geology degree and is excited to be making the transition into the public education and communication field.

“While I was in school I realized that there is often a disconnect between the academic community and general public who may be interested in learning about geology or the world around them. Ever since I learned about the Geopark, and even before I joined the team, I have been eager to get involved so that I might help to make the geologic wonders in Nova Scotia a little more accessible.”

 
 

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