Job opportunity
Environmental Special Projects Officer
Six-Nations-of-the-Grand-River-Elected-Council
Plan environmental projects using community engagement and environmental research for Six Nations of the Grand River. This casual contract offers up to 35 hours weekly.
The Special Projects Officer reports to the Senior Manager of Environment within the Nation Building Sector. You will coordinate time-limited projects, support departmental growth, and apply Haudenosaunee knowledge systems, language, and cultural perspectives. The work includes research, reporting, planning, communication, and environmental stewardship.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct literature reviews, interviews, field observations, and data collection
Analyze findings into summaries, reports, and recommendations
Coordinate community surveys, workshops, interviews, and engagement sessions
Maintain project workplans, records, budgets, and deliverables
Develop policies, frameworks, plans, educational materials, and engagement tools
Requirements:
University degree in a relevant environmental, Indigenous, policy, or planning field
Community knowledge of environmental concerns within Six Nations
Strong organizational, time management, interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
Valid G driver’s license and criminal records check
GPS, GIS, and ESRI experience considered an asset
Support Six Nations environmental priorities through project coordination, research, community engagement, and culturally informed communication.
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Apply on source site The Special Projects Officer reports to the Senior Manager of Environment within the Nation Building Sector. You will coordinate time-limited projects, support departmental growth, and apply Haudenosaunee knowledge systems, language, and cultural perspectives. The work includes research, reporting, planning, communication, and environmental stewardship.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct literature reviews, interviews, field observations, and data collection
Analyze findings into summaries, reports, and recommendations
Coordinate community surveys, workshops, interviews, and engagement sessions
Maintain project workplans, records, budgets, and deliverables
Develop policies, frameworks, plans, educational materials, and engagement tools
Requirements:
University degree in a relevant environmental, Indigenous, policy, or planning field
Community knowledge of environmental concerns within Six Nations
Strong organizational, time management, interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
Valid G driver’s license and criminal records check
GPS, GIS, and ESRI experience considered an asset
Support Six Nations environmental priorities through project coordination, research, community engagement, and culturally informed communication.
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