Jobs at Nahanni National Park Reserve
Nahanni National Park Reserve
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Nahanni Jobs update – April 12
Come work with us!
You’ll be a great fit if you:
- Love being outdoors
- Enjoy new challenges and opportunities
- Are interested in history and culture, tourism, nature, or the environmental sciences
- Can work well in a team setting
- monitoring the rivers, plants, and animals of the park
- doing research projects on caribou, and
- providing safety services to staff and visitors
- Love being outdoors and out on the land
- Are interested in nature
- Like doing physical activity like hiking and walking longer distances
- Enjoy a good challenge
- Love being outside
- Enjoy telling stories and sharing knowledge
- Like culture, history, social studies and/or nature
- Enjoy contributing to the bigger picture
- Love helping people (and nature!)
- Like to work independently in an office environment and know how to use a computer
- You’ll support Nahanni National Park Reserve’s Visitor Experience team by photocopying, sending emails, filing paperwork and other documents, scheduling meetings, and writing business documents
- You’ll help community members and visitors out by answering their questions, connecting them with your co-workers and providing them with information.
- Love getting into the park
- Love connecting with your community
- Like working collaboratively with different people
- Enjoy thinking creatively to solve problems and make things happen
- You’ll support and help Nahanni National Park Reserve with consultation, agreements and project opportunities with Nahʔą Dehé Dene Band and Dehcho First Nations.
- You’ll work closely with community to develop, plan, and host events, meetings and presentations related to cooperative management, conservation, visitor services, tourism and cultural learning opportunities.
- Love writing and connecting people with awesome places and experiences
- Enjoy telling stories and sharing knowledge
- Like to work collaboratively and think creatively to solve problems
- You’ll manage and think of creative and entertaining posts for social media channels
- You’ll strategize and plan advertising and marketing campaigns and then see the plans to fruition
- You’ll help the rest of your team out with web content and promotions as and when needed
- You’ll work with and help support partners and stakeholders in the tourism industry
Resource Management Technician II
The Resource Conservation team works on many projects, including:
You’ll love this job if you:
What your day will look like in this job:
You’ll work both out on the land and in the office.
During the summer we spend time on the land in small teams of four people for 8-10 days at a time. You’ll travel by foot, canoe, jet boat, helicopter, and floatplane to collect information about the water, land, and animals in the park.
In the office, you’ll help to plan fieldwork, prepare scientific and camping equipment, organize data collected in the field and enter it into computer.
Our team is trained in and provides emergency response services for staff and visitors in the park. You’ll learn how to do radio check-ins with staff and, if a safety issue occurs, how to record the important information to pass on to senior staff.
Other details:
You’ll be based out of Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories and start work in Spring or Summer 2023.
You can apply if you live within a 750-kilometre radius of Fort Simpson, NT. Preference may be given to First Nation or Métis applicants of the Nahʔą Dehé Dene Band, Dehcho First Nations, Acho Dene Koe First Nation, or Kaska Dena. Applicants may voluntarily self-identify in their application if they wish to be considered for this preference.
We provide lots of training and opportunities for development. The most important thing is that you are curious, motivated, and hardworking!
For more information and to apply, contact:
Colleen Murchison
Phone: (867) 695-6639
Email: colleen.murchison@pc.gc.ca
Heritage Presenter I
You’ll love this position if you:
What your day will look like in this job:
In the office, you’ll greet visitors and provide them with any info they may need. You’ll also help plan trips into the park, deliver safety briefings to visitors, and more.
You might help with registering, processing, and collecting fees. You’ll help to sell products and merchandise. These tasks all include dealing with money, recording statistical data, and more.
In the park, you’ll prepare and present programming to visitors at Náįlįcho or Gahnįhthah and assist them as needed. This is where you will be spending most of your work time.
You’ll help clean and maintain the campground at Náįlįcho and Gahnįhthah Mįe.
Other details:
You’ll be based out of Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories and start work in Spring or Summer 2023.
You can apply if you live within a 750-kilometre radius of Fort Simpson, NT. Preference may be given to First Nation or Métis applicants of the Nahʔą Dehé Dene Band, Dehcho First Nations, Acho Dene Koe First Nation, or Kaska Dena. Applicants may voluntarily self-identify in their application if they wish to be considered for this preference.
We provide lots of training and opportunities for development. The most important thing is that you are curious, motivated, and hardworking!
For more information and to apply, contact:
Tina Anupun
Phone: 867-695-6465
Email: tina.anupun@pc.gc.ca
Administrative Assistant – Nahanni Butte
You’ll love this job if you:
What your day will look like in this job:
Other details:
This position is based in Nahanni Butte, Northwest Territories.
You can apply if you live within a 750-kilometre radius of Nahanni Butte, NT. Preference may be given to First Nation applicants of the Nahʔą Dehé Dene Band or Dehcho First Nations. Applicants may voluntarily self-identify in their application if they wish to be considered for this preference.
For more information and to apply, contact:
Tina Anupun
Phone: 867-695-6465
Email: tina.anupun@pc.gc.ca
Indigenous Liaison Officer – Nahanni Butte
You’ll love this job if you:
What your day will look like in this job:
Other details:
This position is based in Nahanni Butte, Northwest Territories and open to persons that are registered members of the Nahʔą Dehé Dene Band or Dehcho First Nations.
For more information and to apply, contact:
Jonathan Tsetso
Phone: 867-445-2950
Email: jonathan.tsetso@pc.gc.ca
Promotion Officer
Promotion Officer
$65,747 to $70,841 (plus applicable Isolated Post Allowances)
8-month term (June 2023 – January 2024)
Location: Fort Smith, NT
Deadline : April 30, 2023, 23:59 Pacific Time
You’ll love this position if you:
What your day will look like:
For more information and to apply, please visit:
https://emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1800?toggleLanguage=en&poster=1969074
For additional information, contact:
Alyssa Etsell, Promotion Officer
alyssa.etsell@pc.gc.ca
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