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PRI Consultants is seeking an Intermediate Forest Analyst to join our Forestry & Inventory team, based in one of our Canadian offices. The role blends office-based analysis, landscape modelling, and reporting with periodic field data collection for forest inventories.
You will work with senior foresters, ecologists, GIS specialists, and project managers on forestry, land management, and environmental projects across Canada, reporting to the Practice Lead, Forestry & Inventory, and growing into
PRI Consultants | Kelowna, BC, Vancouver, BC, Peterborough, ON & Halifax, Nova Scotia | Full-time, permanent
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PRI Consultants is an independent, Canadian-owned multidisciplinary engineering and environmental consulting firm of roughly 150 professionals across eleven offices in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. We are hiring an Intermediate Forest Analyst to join our Forestry & Inventory team, based out of one of our offices.
This is a varied role that combines office-based analysis, landscape modelling, and reporting, with potential for periodic fieldwork, including data collection for forest inventories and ecosystem mapping. You will support the delivery of strategic plans including forest management plans, forest inventories, carbon assessments, Ecosystem Goods and Services evaluations, biodiversity appraisals, and habitat management baselines and projections for a diverse portfolio of public and private sector clients across Canada.
You will work alongside senior foresters, ecologists, GIS specialists, and project managers on a broad range of forestry, land management, and cumulative impact and environmental assessment projects. You will report to the Practice Lead, Forestry & Inventory and grow into more senior technical roles as you build your experience.
PRI is an equal-opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and particularly encourage applications from Indigenous professionals.