Canada Summer Jobs

We are seeking a dedicated and motivated Ecological Assistant to provide critical staff support for our tree planting and aftercare initiatives. As an Ecological Assistant – Tree Planting & Aftercare, you will support the care, planting and growth of trees as well as assist with other ecological initiatives aimed at improving local ecosystems, combatting climate change, and enhancing biodiversity. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute your skills in ecological restoration and play a hands-on role in supporting local biodiversity through tree growing, planting and maintenance efforts, while working collaboratively with a diverse team of experts and volunteers
The Tree Planting and Aftercare Ecological Assistant will provide critical staff support to our Planting Programs – Park Naturalizations and Aftercare. They will work closely with Coordinator of Planting Projects to facilitate our spring and summer 2025 core events.
Candidates should have an interest in restoration ecology, conservation, urban forestry, and/or community outreach. Candidates should be suited for physical work (independently carrying up to 50lbs continuously) on a daily basis in various weather conditions. Candidates should bring an enthusiastic attitude to work with a tight-knit team. They should be self-motivated and organized with attention to detail as independent work will be expected. Availability on weekends and evenings will be required to meet the demands of event delivery.
This is a 8 week, full-time position (37.5 hours/week), at $18.20/hr (contingent upon funding)

The main role of the Ecological Technician will be to assist with conservation and ecosystem restoration at our nature reserves. This is an opportunity to build your skills and experience in topics such as invasive species management and species-at-risk conservation. Ecological Technicians primarily work outside in nature and must be comfortable working off-trail in any weather conditions.