Conservation Community Engagement Specialist

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.