Jennifer Grant is director of the Oilsands Program at the Pembina Institute. She has worked with the Institute since 2006 on the environmental impacts of Canadian oilsands development and cumulative effects and land use planning in the North.

Jennifer has examined the ecological impacts of oilsands development in Alberta, worked on downstream issues in the Arctic and investigated the social and environmental risks of oilsands pipelines in British Columbia. Jennifer represented the Pembina Institute on the Reclamation Working Group and the Watershed Integrity Task Group of the Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA).

Prior to her work with the Pembina Institute, Jennifer worked as a biologist, facilitator and educator for both government and non-government organizations. Jennifer holds a Master of Science in ecosystem management from the University of Calgary and a Bachelor of Science in biological sciences with distinction from the University of Victoria. In her free time, Jennifer can be found exploring the backcountry of the Canadian Rockies on skis, bike or by foot.

Jennifer Grant is available for speaking engagements through Pembina's Speakers Bureau.