
11 - 50 employees
Founded 2004
𤲠Charity
đ¤ Non-profit
đ Social Impact
Charity ⢠Non-profit ⢠Social Impact
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada is dedicated to the protection and conservation of wildlife and natural ecosystems across Canada. They engage in on-the-ground scientific research and policy action, addressing critical issues related to biodiversity, climate change, and Indigenous partnerships. Their programs encompass various aspects of conservation, including fellowships aimed at empowering First Nations women in leadership roles within the conservation movement.
đĽ 17 hours ago
đ¨đŚ Canada â Remote
đľ $34 - $37 / hour
âą Part Time
đĄ Mid-level
đ Senior
đ§Ź Research Scientist
đť Ghost score 0%
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11 - 50 employees
Founded 2004
𤲠Charity
đ¤ Non-profit
đ Social Impact
Charity ⢠Non-profit ⢠Social Impact
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada is dedicated to the protection and conservation of wildlife and natural ecosystems across Canada. They engage in on-the-ground scientific research and policy action, addressing critical issues related to biodiversity, climate change, and Indigenous partnerships. Their programs encompass various aspects of conservation, including fellowships aimed at empowering First Nations women in leadership roles within the conservation movement.
⢠Conduct literature reviews and synthesize scientific, legal, policy, and technical information ⢠Review and analyze federal, provincial, and territorial legislation, regulations, policies, guidance documents, and related materials ⢠Examine environmental impact assessments, regulatory decisions, and project documentation to identify and compare approaches to managing environmental impacts ⢠Support comparative analyses and case studies related to major infrastructure and industrial development projects ⢠Organize research materials and maintain accurate records of sources, datasets, findings, and references ⢠Provide research support for additional policy and conservation initiatives as required ⢠Collaborate with colleagues across programs and contribute to a positive, inclusive, and respectful workplace ⢠Support WCS Canada's commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and accessibility in all aspects of work ⢠Support research and analysis related to environmental policy, impact assessment, permitting, and major infrastructure development in Canada ⢠Strengthen the evidence base for evaluating how impacts to nature are addressed through laws, regulations, policies, and project review processes ⢠Support WCS Canada's position as a trusted source of conservation and environmental policy expertise
⢠Currently enrolled in or has completed a Master's degree or PhD program in a related field, or has equivalent experience ⢠Demonstrated experience conducting academic or applied research, including literature reviews and synthesis of complex information ⢠Strong analytical and critical thinking skills, with the ability to interpret policy, legal, scientific, and technical documents ⢠Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities ⢠Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a remote work environment ⢠Demonstrated interest in environmental conservation, biodiversity, climate policy, or related issues ⢠Knowledge of Canada's federal impact assessment framework and environmental regulatory systems ⢠Familiarity with major infrastructure development processes and related policy issues ⢠Experience reviewing legislation, regulations, government policies, or environmental assessment documentation ⢠Experience with qualitative research methods and qualitative analysis software such as NVivo ⢠Knowledge of biodiversity conservation, cumulative effects assessment, the mitigation hierarchy, or natural resource management ⢠Understanding of Indigenous rights, governance, and participation in environmental decision-making processes ⢠Must submit a resume and cover letter
⢠Vacation pay ⢠Paid sick and personal emergency leave ⢠Self-care days ⢠DEIJA Team ⢠Weekly Wellness sessions ⢠Mentorship program ⢠Professional development opportunities, including participation in professional societies, conferences, meetings, workshops, and training ⢠Opportunities to mentor graduate students and participate in relevant graduate student committees ⢠Ability to pursue adjunct status with universities as appropriate
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