Become an Assistant Professor in Forest Hydrology at the University of Alberta. This role focuses on climate change challenges and fostering ecosystem resilience through cutting-edge research. The Department of Renewable Resources is seeking candidates for a tenure-track position in Forest Hydrology.

You will tackle pressing issues like wildfire and flooding, using your expertise to develop adaptive management practices. With a significant $3,000,000 research endowment, you will lead a well-respected program and mentor students, supporting field-based research across Alberta's Rocky Mountains. Key Responsibilities:

- Lead cutting-edge research in forest hydrology
- Formulate strategies for enhancing ecosystem resilience
- Oversee field research and monitoring sites
- Mentor students and post-doctoral researchers
- Secure external funding for research development

Requirements:

- Proven expertise in forest hydrology
- Track record in securing research funding
- Commitment to student mentorship
- Addressing anthropogenic impacts and natural disturbances
- Availability for an in-person role at North Campus

Shape future forest management strategies with impactful research at UofA.

📌 UofA Assistant Professor Forest Hydrology (Edmonton)
🏢 University-of-Albert
📍 Edmonton