My client is a 100% employee-owned Canadian environmental consulting firm with an impressive legacy of three decades in operation. Known for their practical approach to ecological consulting—delivering actionable solutions, not just reports—they bring together a team of experienced biologists, scientists, and planners to serve a diverse suite of sectors including renewable energy, mining, oil & gas, transportation, regional planning, and reclamation. The firm operates across Western and Northern Canada, with multiple strategically located offices serving regional and national clients. They emphasize science-driven, client-focused environmental solutions, built on collaboration and long-term relationships.

My client is looking for a Wildlife Biologist who has developed a solid technical foundation and is looking to continue building their experience within a collaborative team environment. The successful candidate will support wildlife studies, participate in field programs, contribute to data interpretation, and assist in the preparation of technical reports under the guidance of senior staff.

The position offers exposure to a range of projects across sectors such as mining, energy, transportation, infrastructure, and land development, while working alongside multidisciplinary environmental teams.

Remote / WFH / Hybrid: Hybrid (Prince George or Smithers, BC)

Fieldwork/Travel: 20 - 25%

Salary: $69k - $110k DOE, plus health benefits, RRSP matching, annual performance bonuses and annual company bonuses (Final salary will reflect each candidate’s qualifications, relevant experience, expertise, and professional designations, as well as the overall value they bring to the role.)

Role Scope:
Wildlife Field Programs and Data Collection Supported

• Assist in wildlife baseline programs supporting environmental assessments and regulatory approvals
• Participate in wildlife inventory programs and habitat assessments
• Conduct fieldwork including species-specific surveys and habitat studies
• Follow established data collection protocols and support data quality assurance
• Organize and manage field data for analysis

Wildlife Data Interpretation and Reporting Contributions

• Assist in interpreting wildlife data under senior guidance
• Support identification of ecological patterns and potential project-related impacts
• Contribute to the preparation of technical reports, including baseline studies and environmental assessment sections
• Prepare data, tables, and supporting documentation

Environmental Assessment and Permitting Support

• Support wildlife components of environmental assessments and permitting applications
• Assist with impact assessments and development of mitigation and monitoring measures
• Contribute to documentation aligned with provincial and federal regulatory requirements

Collaboration Within Multidisciplinary Teams

• Work closely with senior wildlife biologists and other technical specialists (aquatics, vegetation, hydrology, regulatory)
• Support coordination of wildlife-related tasks within broader environmental projects
• Assist with project planning and execution

Field Team Participation and Safety

• Participate in field programs and contribute to safe, efficient field operations
• Follow health and safety protocols and contribute to a strong safety culture

Requirements:

• BSc or MSc in wildlife biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline
• 3-8 years of relevant professional experience, ideally within environmental consulting
• Eligible for or working toward Registered Professional Biologist (RPBio) designation
• Experience supporting wildlife inventory and habitat survey programs
• Exposure to technical report writing and environmental assessment deliverables
• Familiarity with provincial and federal wildlife regulations is an asset
• Strong organizational, communication, and analytical skills
• Willingness and ability to conduct fieldwork in remote environments when required 

​​​​To Apply:

To apply, please submit your cover letter and resume describing your experience and salary expectations in confidence via our careers site to see all open positions and apply visit our website:
www.EnviroCareers.ca
  or
via email: resumes@envirocareers.catsone.com. Please indicate “Wildlife Biologist” in your subject line.