Marine Conservation Policy Specialist

Advance marine conservation policy with technical reporting and research experience for Nunavik’s land use and harvesting priorities.As Marine Policy Advisor, you will support the Department of Environment, Wildlife & Research in developing and implementing regional strategies. The work addresses conservation, navigation, search and rescue, and harvesting rights. Collaboration spans public government institutions, federal and territorial governments, Land Claims organisations, and communities.Key Responsibilities:
Review policies, programs, and strategies for the marine regionDevelop recommendations through technical reports and briefing notesCollaborate on research projects supporting policy developmentSupport community-based monitoring and related decision-makingExplain marine programs and policies to Nunavik communitiesRequirements:
Science degree in environmental, biological, geographical, or related studiesThree to five years’ professional wildlife management and research experienceMarine and land use planning experienceStrong facilitation and interpersonal communication skillsUnderstanding of Inuit culture, values, and history in NunavikBring conservation, planning, research, and facilitation experience to marine policy work serving Nunavik communities and institutions.
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