The Team: The Stewardship Team is a dedicated group of Registered Professional Foresters passionate about sustainable forest management and environmental stewardship. With a broad range of forestry experience, this established team includes three Stewardship Foresters and one Stewardship Officer, and we’re looking to welcome a fourth Stewardship Forester. Our primary work functions include managing reforestation efforts, forest practice evaluations, and Forest Stewardship Plan reviews, making a significant impact on natural resource management. The Stewardship Team works alongside teams such as First Nations, GIS, Wildfire Risk Reduction, Wildfire Recovery and Authorization. The Stewardship Team provides expert advisory services in key areas like reforestation
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The Team The Kal Genetics team at the Kalamalka Forestry Centre in Vernon is dedicated to managing our forest genetic resources through both new and traditional breeding techniques. Our diverse team includes a mix of early, mid, and late-career employees, including research scientists, technicians, and seasonal auxiliaries, all working together in a collaborative environment. We value equity, diversity, and inclusion, ensuring everyone feels respected and supported while making a meaningful impact on the landscape and future generations. Join us and bring your unique skills to a team that values hard work, collaboration, and the finer things in life! The Role As a Seed Orchard and Nursery Worker, you’ll help implement plans for the provincial forest genetics
The Team The Indigenous Relations Team at BCTS is a reestablished team dedicated to fostering strong and meaningful partnerships with local First Nations while managing the full forestry development lifecycle, ensuring sustainable and resilient forest ecosystems and is committed to inclusive and adaptive forest management practices, This team consists of two Indigenous Relations Liaisons, who, with the Indigenous Relations Team Lead (IRTL), will work closely with various Forestry Operations Managers to develop plans that benefit the environment, wildlife, and industry. The work of this team has a significant impact on both reconciliation efforts and sustainable resource management and offers the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of experts while b
The Team The Indigenous Relations Team at BCTS is a reestablished team dedicated to fostering strong and meaningful partnerships with local First Nations while managing the full forestry development lifecycle, ensuring sustainable and resilient forest ecosystems and is committed to inclusive and adaptive forest management practices, This team consists of two Indigenous Relations Liaisons, who, with the Indigenous Relations Team Lead (IRTL), will work closely with various Forestry Operations Managers to develop plans that benefit the environment, wildlife, and industry. The work of this team has a significant impact on both reconciliation efforts and sustainable resource management and offers the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of experts while b
The Team The Planning Assessment and Research team is a dedicated group of of five (5) forestry researchers and a team lead, driving impactful work in the Cariboo region and across British Columbia. This established team collaborates with operational staff to guide forestry practices and research initiatives that support sustainable development. Known for their intelligence, hard work, and great personalities, the team fosters a positive and inclusive environment where diverse perspectives contribute to meaningful outcomes for BC’s forests and communities. The Role The Researcher – Fire Ecologist role offers an exciting opportunity for a scientist to lead field research, collaborate with diverse stakeholders, and establish a fire ecology research program that
The Team The Planning Assessment and Research team is a dedicated group of of five (5) forestry researchers and a team lead, driving impactful work in the Cariboo region and across British Columbia. This established team collaborates with operational staff to guide forestry practices and research initiatives that support sustainable development. Known for their intelligence, hard work, and great personalities, the team fosters a positive and inclusive environment where diverse perspectives contribute to meaningful outcomes for BC’s forests and communities. The Role The Researcher – Fire Ecologist role offers an exciting opportunity for a scientist to lead field research, collaborate with diverse stakeholders, and establish a fire ecology research program that
The Team As a part of the BC Wildfire Service, you’ll join a dynamic and experienced team of diverse individuals dedicated to the common goal of making responder safety a priority. As a part of this team, you’ll collaborate with professionals in wildfire prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery from across the province. The Fire Crew Member is the foundational role in fire suppression, working together ensuring incidents are responded to safely and effectively. We value being of service to our communities, supporting each other, and promoting a learning culture. The Role As a Fire Crew Member, you’ll be a part of a crew on the fireline and in day-to-day fieldwork around their communities, playing a vital part in keeping these communities safe and
The Team For their part, this team is responsible for delivering the BCTS Business Plan and the Prince George Business Area’s Timber Sales goals. The team is skilled in all phases of operational forestry development including total chance planning, multiphase timber development, forestry field assessments, timber appraisals, and Timber Sale Licence package development. It collaborates across BCTS functional teams, other forest professionals, government agencies, local interest groups, and First Nations to deliver public timber to open, competitive auction. The Role As a Resource Professional, you’ll have an opportunity to apply your experience and expertise in forest operations management. As a subject matter expert, you will be responsible for implementing
The Team The BC Timber Sales Mackenzie Pre-Award team is a diverse and collaborative group of forestry professionals. With a range of experience from new hires to over 25 years in the field, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment. As part of our team, you will work alongside other functional areas, such as planning, engineering, and Indigenous Relations, contributing to the sustainable management and development of public timber while upholding our commitment to safety, environmental stewardship, and equity. Explore the opportunities and value working with our team can offer you: Why Work for the Ministry of Forests. To find out more about our program check out our video. The Role As a Pre-Award Operations Technologist, you’ll ma
BC Timber Sales (BCTS) is a unique program of the Ministry of Forests (MOF). Working collaboratively with regional and district operations, BCTS plans, develops, and auctions a substantial portion of the province’s annual available timber volume. BCTS operates as a for profit entity within a government organization. Its goal is to provide credible representative price and cost benchmark data for the Market Pricing System through auctions of timber harvested from British Columbia’s public land. BCTS operations are guided by three overarching principles, forest sector safety, reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and sustainable forest management. A career path in BC Timber Sales offers exceptional opportunities to develop new solutions to complex pro
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