Project Coordinator at Nature Conservancy
2 days ago
Gaspé, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Canada
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Full-time
$68,000 - $76,000/year
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Protect Canada's ecosystems as a Project Coordinator with the Nature Conservancy of Canada in the Gaspésie region. Lead stewardship activities, ecological monitoring, and foster partnerships for conservation success.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada seeks a dedicated Project Coordinator to support environmental stewardship in Gaspésie. This role requires skills in land management, ecological monitoring, and public engagement. You will coordinate field activities, manage partnerships, and supervise staff, ensuring the success of critical conservation projects.
Key Responsibilities
• Coordinate land stewardship activities with regional staff
• Conduct field surveys for land acquisition projects
• Prepare stewardship reports and manage data entry
• Establish agreements for hunting leases and contracts
• Train and supervise seasonal staff for field activities
Requirements:
• Completed College or University program in related discipline
• Knowledge of Eastern Quebec’s ecology and flora
• Proficient in French with strong communication skills
• Experience with GPS and field-based mapping technology
• Willingness to travel and work irregular hours Enhance your career in conservation while making a tangible impact on Canada's natural heritage with the Nature Conservancy.
Key Responsibilities
• Coordinate land stewardship activities with regional staff
• Conduct field surveys for land acquisition projects
• Prepare stewardship reports and manage data entry
• Establish agreements for hunting leases and contracts
• Train and supervise seasonal staff for field activities
Requirements:
• Completed College or University program in related discipline
• Knowledge of Eastern Quebec’s ecology and flora
• Proficient in French with strong communication skills
• Experience with GPS and field-based mapping technology
• Willingness to travel and work irregular hours Enhance your career in conservation while making a tangible impact on Canada's natural heritage with the Nature Conservancy.