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The Geospatial Analyst/Programmer provides advanced geospatial analysis, programming, and database support for the Ontario Northern Boreal Program and WCS Canada initiatives. They build tools and workflows for conservation planning, ecological monitoring, and partner collaborations to advance landscape-level conservation outcomes.
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Water Services ensures the delivery of safe, reliable water distribution and dependable storm and sanitary sewer systems through regular maintenance. The Water Services and Wastewater Equipment Operator performs diverse duties independently and as a team member to support these operations.
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Flowlink Environmental seeks a Junior Environmental Field Technician for hands-on outdoor fieldwork under its Quality Assurance Program. The role requires regular site travel, a Class 5 license, personal vehicle, early starts, and on-call availability. Comprehensive training is provided for autonomous field projects and reporting.
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Hatch seeks a Hydrotechnical Engineering Student for its Thunder Bay office. The student joins project teams to assist experienced engineers with technical analyses and designs related to civil engineering hydraulics, hydrology, and water resources management and planning.
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The Process & Compliance Tech implements programs for environmental compliance, process control, and health and safety in regional water and wastewater treatment. Requirements include an OIT to Class IV license, environmental education, a G driver’s license, on-call availability, travel, and strong technical, analytical, and communication skills.
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Reporting to the major projects team, the Project Manager oversees the delivery of a Toronto water and wastewater project, managing budgets, schedules, and resources. They collaborate with foremen, subcontractors, and vendors to achieve financial and operational goals while maintaining strong client relationships.
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Reporting to the Supervisor, the Plant Operator manages water distribution and wastewater collection systems in compliance with legislation. They perform repairs, infrastructure maintenance, water quality testing, facility operations, and on-call support across the City of Kawartha Lakes.
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H2O seeks an OIT in Kananaskis, AB. Reporting to leadership, the Operator ensures compliant plant operations, maintains facilities and equipment, manages inventory, and submits reports. The role requires valid licensing, computer literacy, on-call availability, and physical stamina for indoor and outdoor duties.
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Reporting to the Foreperson, Lands & Stewardship, the Technician acts as team lead to train field crews and maintain NBMCA conservation areas, facilities, fleet, and equipment. They support project planning, enforce safety standards, and execute diverse maintenance and construction tasks across NBMCA lands.
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The NCC Coordinator of Communications supports Quebec marketing and communication efforts to boost brand visibility, promote conservation achievements, and drive donor engagement. Reporting to the Director, this role also ensures excellent donor recognition through various tools.
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The AEN Communications Coordinator supports communications strategies across programs, campaigns, and events to connect Albertans with environmental issues. This early-career role involves creating content, growing digital presence, and driving non-profit advocacy.
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The Musqueam Guardian Program Coordinator oversees scheduling, training, and equipment for environmental stewardship fieldwork within Musqueam’s Traditional Territory. Reporting to the Manager, this two-year term position supports new initiatives and liaises with stakeholders.
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CPAWS Southern Alberta seeks a full-time Communications Specialist to support conservation and reconciliation efforts. Reporting to the Communications Director, this role helps create engaging materials that amplify science-based environmental protection and community impact.
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The Salmon Watersheds Lab offers graduate research positions (MSc/PhD) starting in 2027 focusing on salmon restoration, thermal ecology, and climate resilience in British Columbia. Funded positions involve fieldwork or spatial analysis. Applications are due November 9, 2026.
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The Water Treatment Operator reports to the Water, Wastewater System Manager and provides safe drinking water and piped services in Rankin Inlet. They manage a heated supply/return system, add Chlorine Gas and Fluoride, and perform daily safety and quality testing.
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The Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee is seeking a Habitat Restoration Coordinator to oversee field crews and implement watershed restoration projects. Responsibilities include supervising tree planting and fencing, coordinating stakeholder and landowner relations, monitoring watersheds, and assisting with project budgeting.
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Archipelago seeks a dependable, detail-oriented individual to support groundfish dockside monitoring in Port Hardy, BC. No fisheries experience is required, and all training is fully paid. Responsibilities include identifying fish species, sampling for scientific data, applying halibut tags, and counting catch. Hours vary with vessel schedules, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends.
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Archipelago Marine Research is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented individual to support groundfish dockside monitoring in Port Hardy and Prince Rupert, BC. No fisheries experience is required, and all training is fully paid. Hours vary with vessel schedules, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends.
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Through the Fishery Officer Student Program (FOSP), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) offers students field and office experience in conservation and protection. Participants gain hands-on enforcement exposure, transferable skills, professional mentorship, and a foundation for federal public service careers.
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