Be a part of the Toronto Zoo's mission as an Ethical Wildlife Research Fellow, focusing on Indigenous governance and wildlife science. This role is dedicated to team-oriented conservation research and engagement. In this two-year, non-permanent position, you will assist in developing ethical frameworks for the National Wildlife Cryobank.

Candidates should have a recent PhD in Indigenous studies or a related field. Exceptional communication and research skills are essential for liaising with Indigenous communities and driving impactful conservation efforts. Key Responsibilities:

- Manage research project design and execution
- Collaborate with Indigenous and scientific communities
- Train students and oversee research methodologies
- Publish significant findings in academic literature
- Secure funding for research initiatives Requirements:
- Recent PhD in Indigenous studies or wildlife conservation
- Familiarity with Indigenous governance and ethics
- Excellent presentation and writing abilities
- Understanding of health and safety in research settings
- Availability for weekend and holiday shifts Advance your career in wildlife research while connecting communities and conservation efforts at the Toronto Zoo.

📌 Ethical Wildlife Research Fellow at Toronto Zoo
🏢 Toronto Zoo
📍 Toronto