Invertebrate Research Field Technician Position

Pursue an exciting career as an Invertebrate Research Field Technician with the British Columbia Conservation Foundation in Surrey. This full-time role includes extensive fieldwork, focusing on essential surveys of invertebrate populations.

In this position, you will collaborate with the BC Government on vital research projects, including the monitoring of bees and other invertebrates. Candidates should expect to work efficiently both independently and in teams while staying organized in managing data and specimens gathered during field investigations. Physical endurance and adaptability are crucial to successful performance.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct various invertebrate field surveys

• Maintain accurate and organized survey data records

• Collaborate with project teams during data collection

• Engage in both day trips and longer overnight fieldwork

• Use various collection techniques in diverse habitats

Requirements:

• Meet Canada Summer Job criteria for eligibility

• Education in environmental sciences required

• Must have prior experience in field inventorying

• Valid Class 5 BC driver’s license mandatory

• OFA Level 1 First Aid certification is essential

Seize this opportunity to deepen your field research expertise and contribute to vital conservation efforts.
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