Job Opportunities

Birds Canada is seeking two highly motivated field technicians located in the City of Toronto, to help with the delivery of stewardship, research, and monitoring activities in Ontario for the Threatened aerial insectivore species, the Chimney Swift.

The BC Conservation Area Interpreter will assist with all aspects of the BC outreach program. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to visiting festivals and outreach events in southwestern BC and presenting material related to Birds Canada’s programs.

The Technician will helps with the delivery of stewardship, research, and monitoring activities for several avian Species at Risk in BC, including Black Swift and Yellow Rail.

Birds Canada is seeking a highly motivated and skilled individual to manage its bird observatory operations including Long Point Bird Observatory, Thunder Cape Bird Observatory and aspects of the Canadian Migration Monitoring Network.

Technicians will work at multiple locations on private and public land in southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba conducting bird surveys in effort to monitor and evaluate grassland bird populations.

This position will be based out of Bouctouche, NB and offers an outstanding opportunity to gain skills in species at risk recovery, coastal bird monitoring, contributing to research through the re-sighting of banded birds, and fostering stewardship of beaches through Birds Canada’s SE NB Piping Plover Conservation Project.

Working with project Field Technicians, the Field Biologist for the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas will collect field data on the occurrence, breeding behaviour and abundance of birds in the region. Project staff will be required to travel by vehicle, by foot, and in some instances by canoe, kayak or bike.