Nature Trust of New Brunswick
Location
Fredericton, NB | Canada
Job description
TITLE: Conservation Technician
REPORTS TO: Conservation Manager and/or Conservation Coordinator
ADHERES TO THE: Stewardship, Land Acquisition, Conservation Easement, HR, Record Keeping, Advocacy, Fundraising and other applicable Nature Trust Policy Frameworks
Role Summary
The Conservation Technician works closely with the Conservation Manager and/or Conservation Coordinator to contribute to the acquisition of nature preserves, as well as Species at Risk, forest conservation, and other projects. They are engaged in tasks related to field work, research, data management, and landowner outreach and engagement. The Conservation Technician may supervise interns or students.
Duties and Responsibilities
Qualifications, Skills & Experience
Currently enrolled or graduated from a post-secondary qualification program in Forestry, Natural Sciences, Environmental Science, Conservation or related work experience;
Strong fieldwork skills and experience with environmental data collection and ecological land classification
Ability and willingness to work long hours, in all weather conditions, including overnight travel and weekends when necessary
Knowledge of Species at Risk in New Brunswick, knowledge of at-risk lichen species is an asset
Good working knowledge of New Brunswick’s natural environment with experience in flora and fauna identification
Experience using GPS, ArcGIS, MS Word, MS Excel
Excellent interpersonal skills, experience with public outreach is an asset
Hardworking, organized, adaptable, and able to work independently
Experience in a Non-Profit organization is an asset
Valid Driver’s license
Access to a vehicle to use for work is an asset
Wilderness First Aid Training is an asset
Bilingualism is an asset
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