Wildlife Biologist

Enmas; Calgary; Hybrid; CAD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Enmas in Calgary, Alberta, is hiring a Wildlife Biologist for a full-time, permanent role. You will conduct wildlife surveys, inventories, and habitat assessments to support environmental projects.

The position combines fieldwork (about 70%) with travel and remote work, and in-office analysis and reporting (about 30%). You will analyze data, prepare technical reports, and liaise with clients and regulatory agencies to ensure compliance with wildlife legislation.

Qualifications

• Experience in ecological research and field assessments.
• Knowledge of wildlife legislation and permitting.
• Willingness to travel and work in field conditions.

Responsibilities

• Conduct wildlife surveys, species inventories, and habitat assessments.
• Perform field assessments for project impact analysis.
• Identify, monitor, and evaluate sensitive wildlife species and ecosystems.
• Analyze data to inform conservation strategies and mitigation measures.
• Prepare detailed technical reports and summaries.
• Liaise with clients, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders.
• Assist with permit applications and regulatory compliance documentation.
• Stay current with wildlife and environmental regulations and best practices.
• Support other team initiatives to ensure project success.

Skills

Wildlife surveys

Field research

GIS

Regulatory knowledge

Technical reporting

Stakeholder engagement

Driver's license

Tools

GIS software

Job description

We're Hiring! Make an Impact with Enmas as a Wildlife Biologist!

Enmas is excited to announce an opening for a full-time, permanent Wildlife Biologist based in Calgary, Alberta. Join our dynamic Environmental team and contribute to our mission of preserving and understanding natural habitats.

As our team expands, we are seeking a passionate professional who excels in ecological research, field assessments, and environmental compliance. If you value continuous learning and thrive in both field and office environments, we’d love to hear from you!

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

The Wildlife Biologist will be responsible for conducting wildlife surveys, monitoring biodiversity, and contributing to environmental impact assessments. This role is ideal for someone who is skilled in data analysis, has strong attention to detail, and can effectively communicate scientific findings.

This position involves fieldwork (70%), with travel and remote work, and in-office analysis and reporting (30%).

Key Responsibilities as a Wildlife Biologist:

• Conduct wildlife surveys, species inventories, and habitat assessments
• Perform field assessments for project impact analysis
• Identify, monitor, and evaluate sensitive wildlife species and ecosystems
• Analyze data to inform conservation strategies and mitigation measures
• Prepare detailed technical reports and summaries
• Liaise with clients, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders
• Assist with permit applications and regulatory compliance documentation
• Stay current with wildlife and environmental regulations and best practices
• Support other team initiatives to ensure project success

Skills and Qualifications We Seek:

• Strong observational and field research skills
• Proficiency in identifying wildlife species and understanding their habitats
• Knowledge of environmental permitting and regulatory compliance
• Familiarity with GIS and wildlife mapping software (an asset)
• Knowledge of federal, provincial, and municipal wildlife legislation
• Ability to work independently and adapt to changing field conditions
• Strong communication skills for technical report writing and stakeholder engagement
• Eligibility for Alberta’s Professional Regulatory Organizations
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel