Contribute to sustainable resource management in British Columbia as an Ecosystem Biologist with the BC Public Service. Engage in habitat conservation and collaborate with First Nations in a hybrid work model. This role within the Resource Stewardship Division focuses on providing biological expertise to inform government decisions and environmental stewardship initiatives.

You will be involved in species-at-risk recovery, habitat restoration, and supporting conservation planning, while also fostering partnerships with Indigenous Nations and stakeholders. Your work will significantly impact resource management in northwest British Columbia. Key Responsibilities:
Conduct biological sampling and analysis in field settings




Review permits and applications for ecological impact
Provide scientific advice for land-use planning
Collaborate with First Nations on resource management
Support habitat protection and species recovery initiatives Requirements:
Undergraduate Degree in biological sciences or related field
Three years of relevant biological experience
Knowledge of environmental monitoring and assessments
Eligibility for registration as RPBio
Valid BC driver’s license Impact future ecosystems in a role that balances science and community engagement.

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