Athletics fundraising coordinator advancing University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas sports programs. Managing donor stewardship, alumni relations, fundraising initiatives, events and data - driven operations.
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- Senior Fisheries Biologist leading aquatic ecology and fisheries assessments for Arcadis, a sustainable design and engineering consultancy. Managing field programs, regulatory permitting, technical deliverables and client projects across Ontario.
Responsibilities
- Lead Ontario and central Canada field programs, including watercourse/fish habitat assessments, fish sampling, habitat mapping, spawning and benthic surveys, barrier assessments, sediment sampling/assessment and construction monitoring
- Oversee field-program scope, methods, safety, logistics, equipment, data quality and crews
- Support federal projects involving contaminated sites, environmental/fisheries reviews, authorizations and permits
- Prepare and review reports, environmental and impact assessments, permit submissions, mitigation, compensation/offsetting and monitoring plans, and construction specifications
- Advise on aquatic ecology, fish habitat, species at risk, restoration and regulatory strategy
- Collaborate with planning, ecology, engineering, geomorphology, hydrology, Indigenous engagement and construction teams
- Mentor junior and intermediate biologists through field training, technical review and delivery guidance
- Maintain documentation, quality assurance and regulatory, project, safety and quality-management compliance
- Support proposals, work plans, budgets, schedules and project management
- Track scope, risks and deliverables
- Grow business through opportunities, client relationships, technical pursuits and cross-service collaboration
- Implement Ontario’s Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology strategy for capabilities, recruitment, service diversification and market growth
Requirements
- Bachelor’s in biology, fisheries biology, aquatic ecology or a related discipline
- 10+ years’ relevant experience in fisheries, aquatic ecology, environmental consulting/assessment, infrastructure, natural resources or regulatory projects
- Federal project experience in fish/fish habitat, impact assessment or permitting, including federal agency coordination
- Ability to apply federal/provincial requirements, guidance and best practices for fish habitat, aquatic species at risk, benthic invertebrates and in/near-water construction
- Hands-on Ontario experience in fish/aquatic habitat surveys, benthic and sediment sampling, defensible data collection and crew leadership
- Strong knowledge of Ontario aquatic ecosystems, fish habitat, benthic/sediment assessment methods, sampling protocols, impact assessment, mitigation and environmental monitoring
- Excellent technical writing, data interpretation, communication and problem-solving
- Ability to prioritize, meet deadlines, work independently and exercise senior technical judgment in consulting or project delivery
- Valid Ontario driver’s licence
- Ability to travel province-wide, including occasional remote assignments, overnight stays and fieldwork in variable weather and terrain
- Experience with Fisheries Act reviews/authorizations, DFO Permitting, compensation/offsetting and post-construction monitoring
- Experience with species at risk assessments, aquatic surveys, permitting and mitigation
- Experience with sediment assessments, including contaminated sediments
- Electrofishing crew lead certification, fish identification training, mussel identification experience, boating certifications, First Aid, WHMIS or other safety training
- Relevant professional/technical registration or eligibility
- Experience in transportation, municipal infrastructure, energy, mining, federal lands, ports, airports, defence or other federally regulated projects
- Experience with proposal development, budget/schedule management, client relationships and business development
Benefits
- Meaningful work delivering sustainable solutions
- Skills-based career development approach
- Opportunities to harness unique experience and expertise to shape a career path
- Equal opportunity and affirmative action workplace
- Inclusive workplace committed to equality, diversity, inclusion and belonging
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