Employer: Tolko Industries Ltd.

Open until filled.

In this newly created role, the General Manager, Strand Based Business (SBB) Technical reports to the Vice President, SBB, and is responsible for leading and overseeing a wide array of key division-wide initiatives and functions – all squarely aimed to bolster this key line of business, and therefore the company, going forward. Areas of focus include: Quality, Environment, Operational Excellence, Safety, Procurement and Asset Protection Programs for all strand-based business operations, and which includes three separate Mills located across Western Canada.

Employer: Ministry of Environment, Government of Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment has an exciting Forester opportunity in the Forest Service Branch, located in Prince Albert. The Ministry takes a team-based approach to protect Saskatchewan’s environment for the wellbeing of the province, its people, and its future. We use science-based solutions and environmental laws to help safeguard communities, protect our air, land, water, and habitat. We are committed to providing superior citizen and client satisfaction through workplace excellence, continuous improvement, and innovation.

Employer: Faculty of Forestry, University of British Columbia

The Department of Forest Resources Management, Faculty of Forestry, The University of British Columbia (Vancouver Campus) invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor of Teaching rank. The UBC Faculty of Forestry is excited to prepare and offer a new Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship (BILS) program, commencing in September 2024, which is an interdisciplinary, four-year undergraduate program created to prepare students to build and operate comprehensive land stewardship systems that are grounded in Indigenous earth-based land ethics – systems that can operate in complex inter-governmental environments and foster our next generation of land stewards.

Employer: Ministry of Forests, Government of British Columbia

The Operations Technologist is responsible for developing operating standards, implementing new forest management practices, contract management, coordinating technical activities, monitoring adherence to legislative and environmental standards and providing technical expertise to staff in one or more of the following areas: tenure development, road and block layout, silviculture, timber tenure administration and forestry contract administration.

Employer: Ministry of Forests, Government of British Columbia

The Forest Ecology Team Leader works and collaborates with a wide variety of internal and external partners and stakeholders to provide leadership and expertise. The Forest Ecology Team Leader will be responsible for leading a provincial team of forest ecologists with the goal of providing provincial level leadership and coordination for the Ministry’s BEC and Ecology Research Programs and to support science-based legislation, policy and practices.

Employer: Ministry of Forests, Government of British Columbia

The Stewardship Forester will play a key role in ensuring the health of the forest resource and the successful regeneration of new forests within the Chilliwack District through the provincial Forest Investment Program.  This may include field sampling, project planning, overseeing and managing tree planting or other silviculture contracts, assessing and making recommendations on the management of regenerating forests, and recommending planting strategies to manage for climate change.

Employer: Ministry of Lands, Water and Resource Stewardship, Government of British Columbia

The role and work of the Ecosystems Section in the Cariboo Region of the Ministry of Lands, Water and Resource Stewardship (LWRS) is to conserve and manage healthy native species and ecosystems. The work involves a broad range of subject areas and functions including collecting and managing information on aquatic species habitats and ecosystems, species at risk, habitat conservation, management and restoration, and developing and implementing standards and guidelines related to these areas.

Employer: Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, Government of British Columbia

The Conservation Planning Biologist is a professional in the field of conservation biology and natural resource planning, working with diverse teams across the organization and other agencies to support the development of lasting management solutions to complex conservation issues. The position bridges environmental, social, and economic disciplines of natural resource management to advance caribou recovery and engages directly with First Nations and interested parties to that end. Developing lasting partnerships with First Nations and interested parties is key to ensuring a shared responsibility for caribou recovery across the province. The position will be responsible for applied conservation biology and supports collaborative planning tables and public engagement. The position is a member of the provincial Caribou Recovery Program Planning Initiatives Team and will be responsible for projects that support the goals of the program.

Employer: Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, Government of British Columbia

The Aquatic Ecosystems Biologist is an Ecosystems Section professional and technical expert on aquatic ecosystems and their health.  The work for this position involves a range of functions that contributes to stewardship of ecosystems. The position supports  a range of aquatic ecosystems initiatives which may include planning and objective-setting, legal habitat protection designations, aquatic habitat restoration projects, aquatic species at risk recovery, authorizations/referrals, Cumulative Effects assessments, and effectiveness monitoring.

Employer: Department of Natural Resources, State of Washington

The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has an exciting opportunity in the Forest Resources Division in Forest Informatics as an IT Data Management, Journey – Forest Data Systems Manager. DNR manages working forests on 2.1 million acres of state trust lands to provide quality habitat, clean water, and other public resources, as well as a stream of sustainable revenue to support public school construction and other trust beneficiaries. The maintenance of the balance between sustainable production of natural resource revenue, protection of public resources, and healthy natural habitats is a priority of the Division.