Senior Terrestrial Biologist Alberta
3 days ago
Winnipeg MB, Winnipeg Census Division, MB; Manitoba, Canada
Egis
Full-time
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Lead terrestrial ecology assessments for Egis in Calgary or Edmonton, combining field programs, technical reporting, and regulatory support across Alberta.
This Intermediate/Senior Terrestrial Biologist supports transportation, municipal infrastructure, land development, and energy projects. You will assess wildlife, vegetation, species at risk, and terrestrial habitat while preparing reports, permitting documentation, and mitigation measures. The position also includes project coordination, client communication, and mentorship.
Key Responsibilities
Lead wildlife, vegetation, habitat, and species-at-risk field assessmentsDesign scoped field programs using regulatory and seasonal considerationsAssess project effects and develop mitigation and monitoring measuresPrepare technical reports, impact assessments, and regulatory documentationMentor junior staff in terrestrial field methods and complianceRequirements:
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in biology, ecology, or related disciplineAlberta Professional Biologist registration or eligibilityApproximately seven or more years of environmental consulting experienceWorking knowledge of Alberta terrestrial ecology regulatory frameworksAbility to lead field programs and deliver assignments independentlyApply terrestrial ecology, technical writing, and regulatory expertise to support Egis projects throughout Alberta and Western Canada.
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This Intermediate/Senior Terrestrial Biologist supports transportation, municipal infrastructure, land development, and energy projects. You will assess wildlife, vegetation, species at risk, and terrestrial habitat while preparing reports, permitting documentation, and mitigation measures. The position also includes project coordination, client communication, and mentorship.
Key Responsibilities
Lead wildlife, vegetation, habitat, and species-at-risk field assessmentsDesign scoped field programs using regulatory and seasonal considerationsAssess project effects and develop mitigation and monitoring measuresPrepare technical reports, impact assessments, and regulatory documentationMentor junior staff in terrestrial field methods and complianceRequirements:
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in biology, ecology, or related disciplineAlberta Professional Biologist registration or eligibilityApproximately seven or more years of environmental consulting experienceWorking knowledge of Alberta terrestrial ecology regulatory frameworksAbility to lead field programs and deliver assignments independentlyApply terrestrial ecology, technical writing, and regulatory expertise to support Egis projects throughout Alberta and Western Canada.
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