Job description
The successful candidate will concentrate their time on a suite of exciting projects related to native plant restoration of forested and wetlands sites working under the supervision of the Senior Vegetation and Wetland Ecologist and as part of a team of environmental professionals. Responsibilities will be varied and may be adapted to the skill set and experiences brought to the position and will include contributing to and leading the technical components of the restoration portion of reclamation programs, while leading meaningful work for our community as well.
Qualifications and Experience
A technical diploma, undergraduate or graduate degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Ecological Restoration, or another related field
Registered Professional Biologist (RPBio) or Agrologist (PAg) in British Columbia or immediate eligibility
Minimum of 5 - 10 years of relevant work experience including specialization in plant identification, vegetation ecology, vegetation and ecosystem surveys, plant restoration, plant prescriptions, and vegetation monitoring.
Experience leading ecological and vegetation field assessments, data collection, data analysis, and reporting
Vegetation monitoring, trials, research, and statistical analysis.
Knowledge of relevant federal and provincial environmental legislation.
Interest in Business Development will be deemed an asset.
Demonstrated ability to write detailed technical reports and communicate technical information effectively with clients and colleagues
The ability to work independently with minimal supervision as well as within a team environment and under deadlines. Strong interpersonal skills, experience mentoring, motivating, and leading field teams.
Valid BC driver’s License.
Willingness to work in remote locations.
Skills and Abillities
Schedule A pre-site assessments and Schedule B - Site Reclamation Assessments
Certificate of Restoration Part 2 (CORII) assessments and application support
Invasive plant species surveys• Soil classification and/or wetland classification
Experience with ecosystem mapping (e.g. Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping (TEM), Sensitive Ecosystem Inventory (SEI)), pre and post-field desktop mapping, fieldwork, and reporting
Analysing, evaluating, and interpreting vegetation data using spatial GIS software and statistical programs
Hours & Schedule
10-12 hours per field day and up to 60 hours per week
Start Date
As soon as possible
Number of Vacancies
1
How to Apply
Please send cover letter and resumes to jobs@askilp.ca