Shape inclusive conservation through Indigenous knowledge, reconciliation strategy, and rights-holder relationships at Wilder Institute in Calgary. This permanent full-time Principal Advisor guides Indigenous engagement across the Conservation & Science team. You will align policies, programs, and standards with Reconciliation commitments, Indigenous rights, and community values.

The position supports First Nations, Inuit, and Métis relationships through team-oriented strategy and practical advice.

Key Responsibilities

- Coordinate Indigenous Engagement strategy implementation across organizational processes
- Identify stakeholders for consultation, engagement, and partnership
- Provide advice on governance and reconciliation advisory structures
- Research Indigenous engagement standards, trends, and best practices




- Ensure practices align with TRC Calls to Action and UNDRIP Requirements:
- Indigenous lived experience is required
- Five to ten years’ experience in Indigenous relations, conservation, or environmental policy
- Knowledge of Indigenous governance and conservation challenges
- Experience designing engagement processes, workshops, and cultural gatherings
- Ability to work sensitively across cultures with integrity and respect Use Indigenous engagement strategy, policy knowledge, and reconciliation expertise to strengthen Wilder Institute’s conservation relationships.

📌 Indigenous Conservation Strategy Lead (Calgary)
🏢 Wilder Institute
📍 Calgary