TREPA has received approval to hire one student for nine weeks under the federal government’s Canada Summer Jobs program.<\/p>\n
We are looking for a university student in environmentally-relevant fields with 1) Valid driver’s licence and access to a car at any time; (2) Familiarity with standard computer use (writing, internet, e-mail, data management); (3) Experience with canoe handling and transport; and (4) good at swimming.<\/p>\n
Duties: (1) Assist in collecting water quality data from selected points within the Tusket catchment, and perform related analysis and reporting; (2) Assist in performing migratory fish counts on the Tusket, based on computerized video and camera images; (3) Assist in maintenance and monitoring at the C. R. K. Allen Nature Reserve; (4) Assist in developing public education materials related to the Nature Reserve and riparian buffer zone management, and other issues; (5) Assist in converting paper green maps to Open Green Maps; (6) Assist in developing plans to increase participation by young people in the organization; (7) Development of a brochure to educate the public in the need to protect riparian buffer zones; (8) Updating of the TREPA Policy and operations Manual; (9) Other duties as prescribed by the TREPA Board.<\/p>\n
Resumes are to be attached to application, are to be in .rtf format, and are to include references with contact information. Applications are to be sent by e-mail to nhungjohn@eastlink.ca, and are due by June 21. Only those selected for interview will be contacted.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
TREPA has received approval to hire one student for nine weeks under the federal government’s Canada Summer Jobs program. We are looking for a university student in environmentally-relevant fields with 1) Valid driver’s licence and access to a car at … Continue reading