Michael I. Bloomfield

Michael I. Bloomfield is a wildlife biologist and environmental educator. A Canadian citizen, his formal education background consists of Merced College, Associate Agriculture 1971; Ohio State University, Bachelor of Science 1974; University of Alberta, Master of Science 1979. Michael is the founder and Executive Director of the Harmony Foundation of Canada, 1985.

He was a Regional Wildlife Biologist and Provincial Caribou Specialist Alberta, Fish and Wildlife from 1978-83; teacher, consultant, advisor environmental trends and programs; advisor/director numerous charitable/professional organizations; Founder, Institute Environmental Values Education - global education for educators and community leaders, ECOmmunity - community training for sustainable development, Green Works - workplace training for the environment, Growing Up Green - environmental eduation for children, Building Sustainable Societies Program - training for community leadership for cooperative environmental action, Youth Vision - life and work skills for young people through community service.

He is a recipient of the UN Global 500 Award presented at Earth Summit, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1992; Environmental Leadership Award (Green Print); 1994 Commonwealth Foundation Fellowship and Ethics in Action Award for Lifetime Achievement (1998).

He is the author of/contributing editor for various publications, including Home & Family Guide: Practical Action for the Environment 1989, Workplace Guide: Practical Action for the Environment 1992, and many more.

Michael is a member of Sigma Xi Foundation, Gamma Sigma Delta; and Member of Governing Council Global 500 Forum, United Nations Environmental Programme.