Support the Government of Nunavut’s Parks & Special Places Division through park management planning, community consultation, and field research.

This Park Management Planner develops and implements consultation strategies supporting parks planning and management initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating research, preparing written materials, reviewing applications, and working with Community Joint Planning and Management Committees. The position supports obligations under the Nunavut Agreement and Umbrella Inuit Impact and Perks Agreement for Territorial Parks.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate research supporting park planning and management
- Develop local training opportunities and training plans
- Work with Inuit organizations and community committees




- Assist with IIBA implementation and co-management activities
- Collect data for departmental geospatial information databases

Requirements:

- Degree in landscape architecture, environmental planning, or related field
- Two years’ experience in environmental planning or resource management
- Experience working in individual and committee settings
- Relevant northern experience receives special consideration
- Fluency in Inuktitut receives special consideration

Bring planning, consultation, and research capabilities to Parks & Special Places initiatives protecting Nunavut’s heritage landscapes.

📌 Park Management Planner Nunavut (Rankin Inlet)
🏢 Government of Nunavut
📍 Rankin Inlet