Lead Strategies in Conservation Management (Toronto)

Lead Strategies in Conservation Management (Toronto)

24 Sep
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The Nature Conversancy
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Toronto

24 Sep

The Nature Conversancy

Toronto

Join Nature United as the Strategy Lead for Improved Forest Management in British Columbia, where your strategic vision will influence sustainable practices. Engage deeply with local communities and stakeholders. As the Strategy Lead for BC’s Improved Forest Management, you will play a crucial role in directing strategies that harmonize conservation efforts with the economic interests of communities, including First Nations.

This position emphasizes systems thinking and strategic partnerships to enact meaningful changes in forest management practices and policies. By fostering collaboration, you will help enhance both environmental and socio-economic outcomes. Key Responsibilities:

- Shape and refine the IFM strategy and Theory of Change




- Collaborate with diverse teams for integrated project delivery
- Enhance adaptive management and performance metrics
- Strengthen partnerships and external alignment
- Nurture a positive team culture focused on collaboration Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree and 7 years in conservation management
- Experience leading multiple projects effectively
- Strong partnerships with First Nations and NGOs
- Knowledge of BC forestry policies
- Proven systems thinking abilities for team-oriented solutions Impact forest management positively while championing local economies and biodiversity at Nature United.

📌 Lead Strategies in Conservation Management (Toronto)
🏢 The Nature Conversancy
📍 Toronto

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