Shape natural heritage assessments with WSP through ecological data interpretation and defensible technical conclusions across Ontario. Support practical environmental recommendations. As an Intermediate Biologist, you will deliver moderately complex assignments across natural heritage, environmental assessment, and monitoring programs. Your work will connect ecological evidence with Ontario policy, legislation, agency requirements, and project needs. Assignments may support infrastructure, mining, energy, government, and municipal clients.

Key Responsibilities
Translate field observations and agency requirements into recommendations Assess existing conditions, sensitivities, effects, mitigation, and residual effects Lead ecological surveys within your specialization area Review field data, mapping, research, tables,



and deliverables Contribute scopes, methods, estimates, schedules, and technical approaches

Requirements:
Two to five years of relevant consulting, government, or field experience Working knowledge of Ontario ecology and natural heritage systems Experience with field data, GIS, mapping products, or agency databases Expertise in species at risk, wetlands, vegetation, aquatic, or related areas Ability to work independently and seek senior input when appropriate Use ecological assessment, natural heritage, and data interpretation expertise to support WSP’s Ontario environmental projects. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Research Biologist (Toronto)
🏢 WSP Global
📍 Toronto