Intermediate Terrestrial Ecologist/Project Manager
Core
Lead and manage terrestrial ecology projects, integrating Western science with Indigenous Knowledge to evaluate environmental impacts and recommend mitigation for major development projects across Canada.
Role type
Intermediate Terrestrial Ecologist / Project Manager
Builds
Environmental assessments, permitting reports, monitoring programs, and mitigation strategies for infrastructure, energy, mining, and waste projects.
Domain
Environmental consulting / Terrestrial ecology / Indigenous community engagement
Required skills
Terrestrial ecology, project management, environmental legislation knowledge, technical writing, data analysis, field survey coordination, Indigenous knowledge integration, GIS proficiency, wildlife biology, ecological restoration
Preferred skills
Northern Canada experience, training delivery, specific certifications (ELC, OWES, ISA), additional Indigenous languages (French, Cree, Ojibway, etc.), large mammal biology expertise
Technologies
ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, telemetry systems, remote camera systems, acoustic recording equipment
Responsibilities
Lead terrestrial ecology projects and technical peer reviews; Coordinate project scope, schedules, budgets, and resources; Conduct field surveys and environmental baseline studies; Integrate Indigenous Knowledge into assessments; Recommend wildlife management and mitigation strategies; Translate technical findings into plain-language reports; Build relationships with Indigenous communities and regulators; Travel across Canada including northern regions.
Seniority
Intermediate, hands-on IC with project management duties