About Murray Doell

CONSERVATION OFFICER MURRAY DOELL was born on February 15, 1958 and was on active duty fighting a wildfire near Buffalo Narrows in northwestern Saskatchewan when he lost his life in a helicopter crash on August 17, 1990. Officer Doell was an extremely dedicated officer who cared deeply about protecting the natural resources of the province.

Officer Doell also worked for over a year as an instructor in Renewable Resources at the Northern Institute of Technology in Prince Albert to train new conservation officers in the province. Officer Doell was a professional in every way and treated all people with dignity and respect. Officer Doell paid the highest price to protect and preserve our natural resources. He was a fine officer and an even finer person.

CRITERIA

• Applicants must be enrolled in a 2 /3/4 year Renewable Resource or Integrated Resource Management program in North America
• Students must have completed 50% of the course
• An official transcript of the classes they have completed must accompany the application
  Only fully completed applications will be accepted
• One application for both the Murray Doell and Art Haugen Memorial Scholarships is required
• Deadline is February 1 of each year.
  All applications must be postmarked no later than February 1 of that year

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