UPDATE: All of these postings have closed as of January 12, 2024 New postings will be up in the coming weeks: Stay tuned! UINR is hiring! We are so excited about 2024! Our programs have all been growing, and we are hiring for a handful of positions. Some are brand new positions, and some are … Read More
We are hiring an Administrative Assistant. If this sounds like a perfect for you, send an application in to Annie Johnson today! For the full job posting: Admin Assistant 2023
UINR and our partners already started our search for summer 2024 positions. We are seeking motivated and resourceful field assistants (FA) for a community-collaboration project examining the effects of an aquatic invasive species, smallmouth bass, on thermal refugia use by juvenile Atlantic salmon. *If you are interested in pursuing your education, one of the successful … Read More
A fantastic THREE year opportunity to work on some exciting UINR initiatives. Deadline is June 28th. Apply! Click here for the full Job Description and for details on how to apply: Aquatic Research Coordinator v2
Scholarship for a student from one of the five Unama’ki Communities
Scholarship for a student from one of the five Unama’ki Communities
Scholarship for a student from one of the five Unama’ki Communities
We are hiring Earth Keepers! Extended deadline: October 28th, 2022 Click Earth Keeper positions 2022 for the full posting.
We are hiring for a full time Program Manager for Aquatic Species at Risk, Habitat Restoration and Wetlands. This is a full time, permanent position. We’d love to have you on our staff. See the full job posting here: Aquatic Program Manager 2022
We have posted this before, but had to postpone on hiring due to funding, but now we are now READY to hire for a Communications Officer! UINR’s reputation has been built on clear communication through our work in communities, which affects how we are perceived, both internally and to the public. We are hiring a … Read More
This project intends to build on the momentum created from previous community sessions to identify what is currently being done on environmental management on reserve lands. There is a need to identify community priorities and perspectives in Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq communities and explore what is working and if there are lessons learned that can be … Read More