Terrestrial Invasive Species and Feral Horse Management Coordinator

Rural Municipalities of Alberta; Alberta; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading opportunity as the Terrestrial Invasive Species and Feral Horse Management Coordinator has arisen within Alberta’s Rangeland Stewardship and Programs Unit. This key leadership position involves spearheading crucial initiatives for sustainable management of rangeland ecosystems and will be responsible for operational delivery of conservation programs. The ideal candidate will have significant experience and a strong academic background in agriculture or related sciences.

Qualifications

• Master's or Bachelor's degree in relevant field.
• 4+ years (Master's) or 7+ years (Bachelor's) of related experience.
• Eligibility for membership with the Alberta Institute of Agrologists required.

Responsibilities

• Lead program planning, implementation, and ecological monitoring.
• Engage and build partnerships with stakeholders.
• Supervise staff and manage budgets.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Analytical Thinking

Stakeholder Engagement

Conflict Resolution

Education

Master’s degree in Agriculture or a Science-related field

Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or a Science-related field

Job description

Terrestrial Invasive Species and Feral Horse Management Coordinator

Posted on: Jun 24, 2025

Posted by: Ministry of Municipal Affairs

Summary

Join Our Team as the Terrestrial Invasive Species and Feral Horse Management Coordinator (TISC).

The Terrestrial Invasive Species and Feral Horse Management Coordinator (TISC) is a key leadership position within the Rangeland Stewardship and Programs Unit, responsible for the strategic development and operational delivery of Alberta’s Terrestrial Invasive Species Program and Feral Horse Management Framework. As a subject matter expert, you will work both independently and collaboratively across ministries, spearheading initiatives that promote the sustainable management of Alberta’s rangeland ecosystems.

Key Responsibilities

What you will do:

• Lead program planning, implementation, and ecological monitoring
• Engage and build partnerships with stakeholders
• Supervise staff and manage budgets and contracts
• Ensure effective, transparent, and accountable delivery of impactful conservation programs

Requirements

What we are looking for:

• Master’s degree in Agriculture or a Science-related field with relevant specialization plus at least 4 years of related experience, OR
• Bachelor’s degree in agriculture or a Science-related field with relevant specialization plus 7 years of senior-level experience in the specialty area
• Eligibility for membership with the Alberta Institute of Agrologists (AIA) is required

Assets:

• Strong leadership and decision-making capabilities.
• High political and organizational acumen.
• Advanced communication and writing skills.
• Strong analytical and critical thinking abilities.
• Budget management and strategic planning.
• Conflict resolution and stakeholder engagement.