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Why Consider NSE
We provide flexible work arrangements to support individuals in finding balance, feeling comfortable and being productive.
We offer employer paid benefits, competitive vacation, professional development, and time
banking for time above standard work hours.
We have a people focused approach and are on a path to continuous improvement.
Ecologist I
Early Career
Full-Time Permanent
Degree
Cambridge, ON, Canada
This position is ideal for someone who identifies as a terrestrial, wetland ecologist or generalist. This individual may have a particular area of strength (e.g., birds, botany), but has a good overall knowledge of, and comfort conducting, a range of surveys across multiple taxa. In this role, you will participate in a broad range of field surveys, prepare technical reports, undertake review and interpretation of natural environment policies, provide technical input to peer reviews, mentor and support junior staff and more.
The successful candidate will have a degree (nearing completion or complete) in Ecology, Biology, Environmental Studies or similar field. We welcome applicants with demonstrated experience and knowledge through related work experience (preferred), personal interest / effort, course work and/or volunteer positions where these experiences demonstrate how the applicant can be successful in the position.
The successful applicant will have strong knowledge of / skills in:
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Field identification for commonly occurring species in one or more ecological areas (e.g., botany, birds) (higher identification levels will be preferred, but NSE will mentor to assist in this development)
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Relevant and accepted field survey protocols for a range of wildlife groups
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Ontario species and habitats, including Species at Risk
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View the entire job description here Ecologist I.
Ecologist II
Intermediate / Mid-Career
Full-Time Permanent
Degree
Cambridge, ON, Canada
This position is ideal for someone who identifies as a terrestrial, wetland ecologist or generalist. This individual may have a particular area of strength (e.g., birds, botany), but has a good overall knowledge of, and comfort conducting, a range of surveys across multiple taxa. In this role, you will participate in a broad range of field surveys, prepare technical reports, undertake review and interpretation of natural environment policies, provide technical input to peer reviews, mentor and support junior staff and more.
Degree in Ecology, Biology, Environmental Studies or a related field is required.
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A minimum of three (3) years’ experience with core tasks associated with field ecology. The successful candidate must have proven ability to identify flora and fauna of southern Ontario.
The successful applicant will have demonstrated knowledge and experience in:
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Knowledge of relevant legislation, policy documents and acceptable field survey protocols
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Sound knowledge of Ontario species and habitats
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Current arborist certification (preferred) or ability to recertify or become certified (acceptable)
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Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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Demonstrated problem-solving skills
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Candidates must possess excellent written and oral communication skills, time management skills, and be fluent in use of standard Microsoft Office software.
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View the entire job description here Ecologist II.
We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities consistent with being able to fulfill the duties of the position. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.