Wildlife Biologist

Strategic is one of British Columbia's largest natural resource consultants. We are a First Nations majority owned company through the Ehattesaht Chinehkint Nation, whose stewardship of the land leads us forward. Strategic offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes health & dental, mentorship & professional development, paid professional dues, and RSP matching. What started as a small team of Timber Development Engineers, has grown over the last 20 years into an industry renowned west coast consultancy employing 130+ people in multiple communities. Our mission is to deliver technical expertise to our valued clients, to provide a safe and positive work environment, and to lead by fostering prosperity in our communities.

Responsibilities :

• Conduct comprehensive wildlife field surveys to assess biodiversity, species population, and habitat suitability, employing effective methods and techniques.
• Coordinate projects related to species management, ensure timely completion of tasks, adherence to project objectives, and efficient resource utilization.
• Collect, manage, and analyze field data according to Provincial standards and protocols, as well as statistical techniques to derive meaningful insights that support decision-making.
• Prepare high-quality reports, environmental impact assessments, and mitigation plans, communicating results in a clear and concise manner.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop proposals, cost estimates, and project plans, integrating wildlife management considerations aligning with client needs.
• Engage in business development initiatives relevant to the role including client and stakeholder communications, presentations, and networking to foster relationships and identify opportunities for wildlife-focused projects.
• Maintain current knowledge of regulations and best practices associated with wildlife biology, species conservation, and environmental management.
• Provide expert advice on biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, and species management within regulatory requirements.
• Contribute to the design and implementation of monitoring programs to assess the effectiveness of mitigation measures and habitat restoration efforts.

Qualifications :

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Biology, Environmental Science, or a related field.
• Proven experience in conducting wildlife field surveys, coordinating projects, and collecting field data.
• Strong knowledge of environmental assessment, impact analysis, and mitigation planning.
• Excellent report writing skills, with the ability to communicate complex concepts effectively.
• Broad knowledge of terrestrial wildlife, including at-risk species, their ecology, and habitat requirements.
• Strong interpersonal skills to build relationships with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory agencies.
• Flexibility to work in various field conditions, including remote locations or challenging environments.

Licenses & Certifications : Preferred

• Class 5 Driver's Licence
• OFA 1
• OH&S
• WHMIS

Skills : Preferred

• Digital Device Operation
• Flexible
• Safety Standards
• Time Keeping
• Verbal Communication
• Written Communication