Professionally I have worked in hydrologic research and municipal government.   My work has focused on scientific research related to prairie and forest hydrology, along with regional community planning related to transportation and infrastructure.  
I am passionate about geographic thought.  This fuels and connects my other interests of photography, broadcasting, geomatics, scientific inquiry, and of course, hockey.

 My professional skills and samples of my work are highlighted below.

D. Keir B.Sc. MCIP

University of Saskatchewan, Canadian Institute of Planners

Manager of Infrastructure & Water Planning

Rural Municipality of Corman Park No. 344

Saskatoon, SK, July 2012 - October 2014

Provide strong leadership and direction to technical staff with responsibilities including overseeing municipal infrastructure planning projects, developing municipal mapping and geomatics needs, implementation of community plans and zoning bylaws, environmental and watershed planning (Opimihaw Creek Watershed Association), liaison with government employed contractors ensuring compliance to environmental regulations and protocols, and fostering strong productive relationships with staff associates

Physical Scientist / Hydrological Analyst

Environment Canada, National Water Research Institute

Saskatoon, SK, January 2004 - August 2007

Responsible for compiling, synthesizing and publishing geographic and hydrologic data for research activities, documentation, presentation and publishing of research activities, and developed geographic information systems (GIS) technologies for research projects.

Host / Producer 

Saskatoon Community Radio - CFCR 90.5 FM

Saskatoon, SK, August 2012 - January 2015

Responsible for writing, hosting, and producing a weekly 30 minute environmental and planning talk show and podcast.