Intermediate Biologist

Work Location(s): Prince George, Fort St. John, Fort St. James, BC;
Whitehorse, YT;
Edmonton, AB; or Remote.

Salary Range: $39.16 to $48.18 hourly

Join us in protecting natural, environmental, and cultural resources

Travel to beautiful landscapes and potentially work on projects all over Western Canada

Ecofor Consulting Ltd. is a natural and cultural resource management company, with offices in British Columbia, the Yukon, Alberta, and Nova Scotia. Founded in 1996, Ecofor has steadily grown to meet the demands of our clients who include private contractors, developers, landowners, government agencies, First Nations, and Indigenous organizations.

Our team provides expertise in a broad range of disciplines in the biological, environmental, and social sciences. We specialize in fisheries, wildlife, aquatic and terrestrial resources, environmental management, archaeology and cultural resources, land use planning, ground penetrating radar, and forestry.

For more information about us, including our projects, please visit

As an Intermediate Biologist, you will fill the role of crew lead on field-based projects, contributing to ensuring scientific rigor and logistical efficiency. Whether you’re assisting Sr Biologists in mapping out study designs in the office or leading a team in the field, you’ll be hands‑on in data collection and quality assurance. Back at your desk, you’ll assist with data upload and interpretation, and under the guidance of Sr Biologists, transform field observations into high‑quality technical reports that meet regulatory and client expectations.

Clear and proactive communication with clients, partners and internal teams will be key to keeping projects on track and building trusted relationships. With your contribution to boots‑on‑the‑ground biology, you’ll play a critical role in delivering meaningful environmental outcomes.

• Leading field crews on projects and studies focused on terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems, including species‑at‑risk surveys, habitat assessments, and biodiversity monitoring initiatives with oversight from Senior Biologists.
• Supporting the development of assessments and management plans in compliance with provincial/territorial and federal environmental requirements.
• With the guidance of senior staff, preparing clear, high‑quality technical reports and regulatory submissions that meet provincial/territorial and federal environmental requirements.
• Providing guidance, training and direction to junior biologists.
• Fostering positive relationships with local communities, Indigenous groups, governmental agencies and other stakeholders.
• Promoting a strong safety culture and working collaboratively within Ecofor’s corporate culture, including contributing to business development efforts.

Our ideal candidate brings five years of experience as an applied Biologist with relevant subject matter expertise to the consulting industry and prior consulting experience. You have a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management, Plant Science or related discipline and a designation as a Registered Professional Biologist. You have a demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.

You have a proven ability to lead and mentor junior staff. Your advanced problem‑solving abilities enable you to solve problems in the field and develop meaningful recommendations. You also demonstrate a strong commitment to fostering respectful, collaborative relationships with Indigenous communities, thoughtfully integrating Indigenous knowledge and values into your work.

• Bachelor of Science in Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management, Plant Science or related discipline (e.g., Fisheries Science, Wildlife Biology, Wildlife Ecology and Management, Applied Animal Biology, Botany, Ecology).
• Five (5) plus years of experience in applied biology.
• At least two (2) years of environmental consulting experience, five or more years of experience preferred. Prior working experience in government and/or in the mining and oil and gas sectors are considered assets.
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