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The document is a resume for Natalie Morrison, an environmental scientist. It outlines her work experience including positions as a geological technician, water quality technician, and riparian restoration work. It also lists her education including a Master's degree from McGill University and Bachelor's degree from the University of Victoria. References are provided from Mike Goetz at Teck Coal and Chris Gallagher at TerraLogic Exploration.
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