Conservation community engagement specialists strengthen relationships for whooping crane recovery while working remotely in the Northwest Territories, with South Slave residence preferred.
The Wilder Institute seeks a permanent full-time specialist to support inclusive conservation in the South Slave region. This position integrates conservation priorities with Indigenous knowledge systems and reconciliation values. Key work includes co-design, outreach, education, and accessible communications.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop engagement and co-design plans with community partners
- Support relationships with Indigenous Governments in the South Slave region
- Coordinate outreach and education events in relevant communities
- Advise on educational programming for youth and educators
- Support ethical sharing of knowledge, stories, and engagement data
Requirements:
- Required lived experience in a Northern community
- Professional experience in conservation or community engagement
- Experience collaborating with Indigenous governments or organizations
- Effective written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
- Microsoft Office Suite experience, including Excel and Teams
Apply conservation, engagement, co-design, and communication skills to support whooping crane recovery with the Wilder Institute.
Conservation Community Engagement Specialist in Ottawa employer: Institut Wilder
The Wilder Institute is an exceptional employer that prioritizes meaningful conservation work while fostering a collaborative and inclusive work culture. Employees benefit from flexible working arrangements, competitive compensation, and opportunities for professional growth, particularly in engaging with Indigenous communities and enhancing conservation efforts. Located in the beautiful North West Territories, this role offers a unique chance to make a tangible impact on wildlife conservation while being part of a supportive team dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
