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Climate Action and Restoration Coordinator

Job in Surrey, BC, Canada
Listing for: Socket.dev
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-28
Job specializations:
  • Non-Profit & Social Impact
  • Education / Teaching
    Environmental Science
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 65000 - 100000 CAD Yearly CAD 65000.00 100000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: 26-130 - Climate Action and Restoration Coordinator

About the Opportunity

The Climate Action and Restoration Coordinator plays a key role in delivering the development and execution of MNBC’s climate action and ecological restoration initiatives.

This position advances stewardship initiatives, supports capacity building, and helps coordinate restoration activities aligned with Métis climate action priorities.

The Coordinator oversees the planning, coordination, and delivery of community-level climate action programs, plus advises and assists with the development and implementation of facilitating citizen training and employment opportunities connected to restoration initiatives. The role works collaboratively across ministries, external partners, and with Métis Citizens, providing expert guidance and ensuring the successful implementation and delivery of climate action and restoration initiatives.

Duties

Responsibilities Program Operations & Administration
  • Supports the development of projects related to climate action and restoration, such as tree planting, urban greening, forest management, education/training, seed collection, and other activities.
  • Provides administrative support to program operations, including scheduling meetings, coordinating logistics, maintaining program documentation, and preparing meeting minutes where required.
  • Contributes expertise and leadership to MNBC’s climate actions, such as carbon sequestration, wildfire restoration, forest resilience, and increased human well-being & environmental co-benefits.
  • Supports the development of relationships and collaborative activities with First Nations, local governments, businesses, educational institutions, and other public services to deliver climate action and restoration projects.
  • Conducts field assessments and site visits under diverse environmental conditions.
  • Assists with financial and contract administration, including tracking budgets, processing invoices, and supporting funding and reporting requirements, as needed.
  • Facilitates communication between internal departments and external partners.
  • Assists and facilitates where appropriate, with community engagement activities through meetings, workshops, and feedback sessions.
  • Manages and organizes files, records, and documents related to the program.
Capacity Building & Training
  • Supports the development and stewardship of partnerships with educational institutes, and MNBC’s Skills Training, Employment & Post Secondary (STEPS) Ministry to collaboratively develop and deliver education resources, training programs, and employment opportunities for citizens in climate action and restoration initiatives.
  • Assists in working with MNBC’s STEPS Ministry in creating cross-ministry budgets and program standard operating procedures (SOPs) for training and employment programming.
  • Develops educational material and technical resources for citizens in sustainable forestry supporting training and employment opportunities.
  • Supports the development of capacity-building initiatives to enhance knowledge and participation in environmental programs among Métis citizens and MNBC staff.
Surveying, Engagement, and Reporting
  • Supports environmental data collection, technical research, impact assessments, and monitoring to track program progress and outcomes.
  • Facilitates community engagement related to climate change, including virtual and in-person meetings, workshops, and feedback sessions, and building respectful relationships with Métis Chartered Communities and partners.
  • Supports the development of communication materials and sharing of community success stories in collaboration with MNBC Communications, and represents MNBC at events, site visits, and community meetings as required.
Other Duties
  • Participates in committees and project teams as required.
  • Undertakes related duties as assigned, consistent with the job grade of the position.
  • Other duties may be assigned as needed to ensure the efficient operation of MNBC.
  • Regular/ occasional attendance at meetings/ events that may require work and travel outside of normal business hours.
Supervision Given
  • None
Qualifications
  • Diploma in forestry, environmental sciences, ecology, earth sciences, environmental engineering,…
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