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 (Canada)
🏢 Toronto Zoo
📍 Canada