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Peter has been a cornerstone of the Rideau Roundtable since its inception, championing environmental conservation and public education. A key figure in securing the Rideau Canal's designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peter also serves on multiple community boards and has been recognized for his lifelong contributions to sustainability and heritage. 

 Richard brings decades of experience in urban and regional planning, including developing innovative policies for waste management, natural resource protection, and sustainable energy systems. Known for his consensus-building approach, he has helped transform public services and inspire community-led change. 

 Max, a seasoned paddler and conservationist, has dedicated his career to protecting Canada's rivers through his work with Parks Canada and the Canadian Heritage Rivers System. A published writer and educator, Max organizes paddling events and educational trips to inspire connection with the natural world. 

 Bill, a retired high school science teacher and vice principal, has returned to the Ottawa Valley to focus on enjoying and preserving the ecological health of the Rideau watershed. He spends his time paddling, hiking, and exploring local trails with his family. 

 Paul is a freshwater biologist whose groundbreaking research on biodiversity and climate change spans the globe. A vital contributor to the Rideau Roundtable’s Research & Monitoring Team, he is also an avid solo paddler and has coauthored over 100 scientific publications. 

 Rev. Dr. Roberta Morris is a writer, activist, and environmental advocate with a passion for promoting biochar, affordable housing and sustainability. Now based in Ontario, she collaborates with faith-based and environmental groups, contributing to Paddlefest, and other Rideau Roundtable initiatives.