Take a leadership role in applied biodiversity science at UBC Okanagan. This position blends scientific rigor and collaboration with Indigenous communities to drive impactful biodiversity research initiatives.

As the Applied Biodiversity Science Lead, you will oversee biodiversity monitoring and research projects, ensuring scientific excellence in collaboration with government and community partners. Key competencies include wildlife ecology expertise, data management skills, and effective communication. You’ll engage in project design, data collection, and analysis while fostering valuable relationships with collaborators.

Key Responsibilities: • Lead applied wildlife monitoring and biodiversity research projects • Design, develop,



and manage data pipelines with quality control • Engage with Indigenous communities to co-develop monitoring programs • Facilitate scientific communication with stakeholders • Prepare technical reports and grant proposals

Requirements: • Undergraduate degree and minimum three years' related experience • Familiar with wildlife monitoring and data management • Proficient in R or Python for data analysis • Knowledge of GIS software usage • Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion principles

Apply your scientific expertise and communication skills to enhance biodiversity outcomes at UBC Okanagan. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Lead in Applied Biodiversity Science UBC (Winnipeg)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 Winnipeg