Plan Nunavut's territorial parks through environmental planning, consultation, and research while supporting natural and cultural heritage protection across communities.
Reporting to the Manager Park Planning and Establishment, the Park Management Planner leads planning projects and develops consultation strategies. The work includes research, writing, fieldwork, project management, budgeting, and travel to Nunavut communities. You will support park establishment and management initiatives with committees, Inuit organizations, and other stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead management planning projects as Planning Team Leader
- Develop policy and legislative options for management plans
- Coordinate community and stakeholder consultation processes
- Prepare briefing notes, letters, and speaking notes
- Review development applications and environmental assessments
Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in environmental studies or related field
- At least two years' natural resource management experience
- Experience coordinating park management planning initiatives
- Ability to travel extensively and work in field camps
- Very good physical condition for demanding field activities
Apply environmental planning, consultation, and research expertise to help establish representative territorial parks throughout Nunavut.
Territorial Parks Planning Specialist in Rankin Inlet employer: Government of Nunavut
As the Manager for Procurement Services with the Government of Nunavut in Iqaluit, you will be part of a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing public service delivery. Our work culture prioritizes collaboration and respect for Inuit communities, offering a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact while enjoying a supportive environment that fosters professional growth. With competitive benefits and a commitment to employee development, this role is perfect for those looking to contribute to their community while advancing their career in public sector procurement.
