Step into an Associate Professor role in Forest Ecohydrology at the University of Alberta. Focus on cutting-edge research addressing climate change and enhancing ecosystem resilience.

The University of Alberta's Department of Renewable Resources seeks an Associate or Assistant Professor to lead in Forest Ecohydrology. This tenure-track position prioritizes research into the impacts of climate change and human activities like forest harvesting.

With a $3,000,000 research endowment, you will build an internationally recognized program, supervising students and overseeing vital field research in Alberta.

Key Responsibilities:
Engage in research on forest hydrology innovations
Develop strategies for aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem sustenance




Mentor and train students and researchers
Manage long-term field monitoring research network
Obtain research funding and grants

Requirements:
Expertise in forest hydrology and ecohydrology
Experience with securing external research funding
Commitment to student supervision and mentorship
Addressing challenges posed by climate change
In-person position based at North Campus, Edmonton

Contribute to significant forest management advancements at the University of Alberta.
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📌 Associate Professor Forest Ecohydrology Edmonton
🏢 University-of-Albert
📍 Edmonton