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 cooperative 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