Shape a sustainable forestry future as the Forestry Superintendent focusing on Indigenous Relations in Slave Lake, Alberta. Build vital partnerships with local Indigenous communities. This role as a Forestry Superintendent requires an in-depth understanding of Indigenous cultures and forestry operations in Alberta.
You will engage with Indigenous communities to promote mutual interests and sustainable practices. Your expertise in negotiation and relationship management will be crucial as you lead consultations and represent Tolko at key community events. Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and foster partnerships with Indigenous communities
- Organize and facilitate mediation and consultations
- Provide guidance for community engagement initiatives
- Negotiate impactful agreements with Indigenous partners
- Represent Tolko at committees and community gatherings Requirements:
- 5-10 years of related experience
- Strong cultural understanding of Indigenous peoples in Alberta
- Advanced negotiation and mediation skills
- University degree in Forestry or relevant field
- Knowledge of Indigenous consultation guidelines Be a pivotal part of Tolko’s efforts to enhance Indigenous relations and forest management practices.