Join ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation as a Terrestrial Biologist, focusing on environment stewardship and wildlife management. This role requires both fieldwork and office-based data analysis. Reporting to the Lands and Environment Manager, you'll bridge Indigenous traditions with ecological science.

This full time opportunity emphasizes collaboration on conservation projects, fieldwork planning, and ecological monitoring for sustainable land use. You will also engage communities and prepare vital reports supporting environmental initiatives. Key Responsibilities:

- Execute comprehensive ecological monitoring initiatives
- Lead fieldwork for environmental surveys and data collection
- Analyze data for habitat and population management
- Prepare reports and facilitate stakeholder discussions
- Oversee environmental impact assessments Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Biology or allied science
- RP Bio status or eligibility to obtain
- Minimum of 2 years relevant experience
- Strong data management and analysis skills
- Familiarity with Indigenous ecological practices Your commitment to conservation will help shape the future of land and wildlife within the ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation.

📌 Full-Time Terrestrial Biologist Role (Saanich)
🏢 Akisqnuk First Nation
📍 Saanich