Lead terrestrial ecology for Parsons transportation infrastructure projects across British Columbia, using habitat assessment and Species at Risk permitting expertise. Work from home or four offices.

As a Senior Terrestrial Biologist, Project, you will lead ecological components from planning through construction. Your work includes terrestrial assessments, environmental impact assessments, regulatory approvals, and technical reporting. You will support clients, agencies, sub-consultants, and delivery teams while guiding junior and intermediate staff.

Key Responsibilities:

- Lead terrestrial components of multidisciplinary transportation infrastructure projects
- Coordinate ecology assessments, impact assessments, and permitting strategies
- Manage provincial and federal Species at Risk permitting




- Review and sign off technical reports and permit applications
- Guide scientists, technicians, and project delivery teams

Requirements:

- 15+ years of progressive terrestrial ecology experience
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in a related discipline
- Registered Skilled Biologist designation in British Columbia
- Experience with ELC, habitat mapping, and vegetation assessments
- Proficiency with Survey 123 and ArcGIS

Apply terrestrial ecology leadership, regulatory knowledge, and technical review skills across Parsons infrastructure projects in British Columbia.

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📌 Senior Terrestrial Biologist British Columbia (Vancouver)
🏢 PARSONS
📍 Vancouver