The Gateway Presents: An interview with Peter Heule

Nathan Fung

Olivia DeBourcierApril 26, 2019

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We sat down with Peter Heule, who is the live animals supervisor at the Royal Alberta Museum. Known for his work in the bug room, Heule is a passionate advocate for all those things that flutter, buzz, chirp, and crawl. He received his BSc with a specialization in zoology from the University of Alberta and has been working and volunteering at the museum since 1998.

Read our Q&A with Peter here.

Nathan Fung

Olivia DeBourcierApril 26, 2019

Less than a minute

Nathan Fung

Nathan Fung is a sixth-year political science student and The Gateway's news editor for the 2018-19 year. He can usually be found in the Gateway office, turning coffee into copy.

Olivia DeBourcier

Olivia deBourcier is in her third year of environmental and conservation sciences, and has spent the last year writing and illustrating for The Gateway. An avid lover of science communications, she would happily talk your ear off about animals, bugs, environmentalism, or which Star Wars movie is better, but she's usually find her running to a meeting she’s already late for.

Nathan Fung

Olivia DeBourcier

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