Job InformationJob Title: Rangeland AgrologistJob Requisition ID: 80783Ministry: Forestry and ParksLocation: AthabascaFull or Part-Time: Full TimeHours of Work: 36.25 hours per weekPermanent/Temporary: Temporary (expected end date September 27, 2027)Scope: Open CompetitionClosing Date: Open until suitable candidate foundClassification: Agrologist 2Salary: $2,918.05 - $4,001.58 biweekly ($76,161 - $104,441/year)Role ResponsibilitiesAs a Rangeland Agrologist, you will influence how public lands are managed for grazing, cultivation, and haying, ensuring Alberta's agricultural crown lands remain productive, sustainable, and accessible.Assessing and auditing agricultural dispositions on crown lands within the current regulatory frameworkIssuing approvals and authorizations in accordance with applicable legislation, regulations, and program requirementsManaging and administering Alberta's vacant public lands while participating in integrated land management decisionsEvaluating the highest and best sustainable agricultural use of public lands to support development, conservation, and stewardshipContributing expertise to the development of land management policies, operational procedures, and program improvementsProviding subject matter expertise on legislation and regulatory processes to support transparent and effective program deliveryCollaborating with government partners, stakeholders, and Indigenous communities through referrals, consultation, and engagementRepresenting district and regional interests on regional and provincial working groupsSupporting the Ministry by delivering professional services aligned with the Alberta Public Service values of respect, accountability, integrity, and excellenceAPS CompetenciesAgility – ability to anticipate, assess,



and readily adapt to changing prioritiesCreative Problem Solving – ability to assess options and develop solutions to complex problemsSystems Thinking – work done is part of a larger integrated and inter‐related environmentDevelop Networks – proactively build networks, connect, and build trust with stakeholdersDrive for Results – maximize resources to achieve results aligned with the organization's goals while maintaining accountabilityQualificationsEducation and Experience:Completed university degree in Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, or a related fieldMinimum 3 years of related experienceEquivalences may be considered.Requirements:Currently registered as a Skilled Agrologist or eligible for in‐training status (AIT) from the Alberta Institute of Agrologists (AIA)Valid Class 5 Driver's License (or equivalent) with a clean driving recordStandard First Aid and Basic CPR certificationAssetsExperience with plant community classification, range and riparian management and health assessments, forage and livestock production, plant identification, soil science, reclamation techniques, water resourcesComprehensive knowledge of regulatory requirements within acts such as the Public Lands Act, Water Act, Parks Act, Forest and Prairie Protection Act, Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, and Weed Control ActExperience with managing competing land‐use values, including timber production, wildlife management, industrial activities, and recreational activitiesSkills in mediation, negotiation and conflict resolution to manage interests of diverse stakeholdersExperience using ArcGIS or other GIS mapping softwareExperience with four‐wheel drive and off‐highway vehicles (OHVs), working alone in remote areas where livestock and wildlife are presentTo remove final contact paragraph or keep? The contact information is useful for applicants. It can stay after the description.If you have questions about this posting or require an accommodation during the recruitment process, please contact Rashi Vaktania at Rashi. [email protected].

📌 Rangeland Agrologist (Athabasca)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Athabasca