[ES_JOBS_NET] Fluvial Geomorphologist, full-time position at Redd Fish Restoration Society in Ucluelet, British Columbia

[Daphnee Tuzlak]

Title: Fluvial Geomorphologist at Redd Fish Restoration Society

Location: Ucluelet, BC or Tofino, BC

Review Date: Candidates should submit materials by February 5, 2025 (
https://reddfish.org/work)

Who are we:

Redd Fish Restoration Society (Redd Fish) is a registered charity focused
on restoration, research, and education. For over 29 years, Redd Fish has
worked with the nuučaanuł Nations in Clayoquot and Barkley Sound on
ecological restoration in their hahuułi (territory). Our leadership is
composed of a board of directors with appointed representation from the
five Nations in the region including the hiškʷiiʔatḥ (Hesquiaht) Nation,
ʕaaḥuusʔatḥ (Ahousaht) Nation, ƛaʔuukʷiʔatḥ (Tla-o-qui-aht) Nation,
Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government, and tukʷaaʔatḥ Nation Government. Together our
mission is to use the best available science, technology, and Indigenous
ecological knowledge to restore damaged coastal ecosystems and rebuild wild
salmon stocks.



About the Role:

As a Fluvial Geomorphologist, you will play a critical role in supporting
the planning and implementation of our in-stream restoration projects. The
role involves a combination of desktop and fieldwork to conduct watershed
and fish habitat assessments, site level monitoring to develop restoration
projects, planning with our many project partners, and supervising
in-stream construction work. Within this role there is flexibility
depending on the applicant to conduct a variety of assessments related to
restoration work as well as the potential for conducting research projects
that address knowledge gaps in restoration practices on the West Coast of
Vancouver Island. This role is an in-person position based in Ucluelet or
Tofino, BC, and is full time 30-40 hrs/week.



Key Responsibilities:

 -Supporting Redd Fish in-stream restoration process through desktop
analysis, planning and design process, field assessments, support during
construction, and report writing.

-Conducting research related to areas of expertise including fluvial
geomorphology and hydrology.

-Assisting with project management for in-stream restoration projects
including grant writing, obtaining permits, developing budgets, and
managing deliverables.

-Managing geospatial components of Redd Fish Restoration, which
includes overseeing
quality of geospatial work and surveying, reviewing map templates and GIS
data outputs, managing data, and acquiring lidar.

-Provide training and mentorship to junior staff members in areas of
expertise.



Required Qualifications:

-Bachelor of science in environmental or earth science, fluvial
geomorphology, hydrology, or a closely related field.

-1-2 years work experience in planning, managing, and implementing
restoration projects in a river environment.

-Excellent communication and organizational skills, and tenacity for
logistics in remote locations.

-Ability to work outside in remote conditions, and ability to lift and
carry heavy materials over uneven ground.

-A valid Class 5 driver’s license and Level 1 First Aid (within first 3
months of starting).


Preferred Qualifications and Experience:

 -Preference given to nuučaanuł (Nuu-chah-nulth) applicants.

-Ph.D. or Masters Degree in environmental science, fluvial geomorphology,
hydrology, or a closely related field.

-At least 2 years of post-education experience with in-stream restoration
and design, particularly focused on salmon habitats.

-Proven ability to convey complex concepts in a clear and concise manner,
both verbally and written.

-Able to solve problems and work collaboratively with other experts on
project teams

-Strong detail-orientated work style .

-Experience with surveying using a total station and GNSS, as well as
installing scientific instruments such as water level loggers and
temperature loggers.

-Experience with GIS software, mapping, and drafting survey results.


Additional qualifications:

-Swiftwater Rescue, Small Vessel Operator, Pleasure Craft Operator
Card, Transport
Canada UAV Pilot certification.

-Experience operating small vessels in west coast marine environments.

-Experience maintaining hydrometric stations and developing rating curves.

-Professional Geoscience designation for British Columbia (P.Geo.).



Compensation:

Redd Fish Restoration Society offers competitive compensation that
includes Extended
Health and Dental benefits (after completion of the probation period),
training and professional development opportunities. The expected wage
range is between $35/hour and $55/hour, depending on experience and
qualifications.

How To Apply:

Please submit your resume, a cover letter detailing your relevant experience
by February 5, 2025 to mac at reddfish.org.

Diversity and Inclusion:

We are committed to advancing the process of decolonization and upholding
the principles outlined in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples. Our hiring practices will prioritize justice, equity,
diversity, and inclusion to better support Indigenous nations, their
governance, and land use visions. By fostering a diverse workforce, we aim
to create an environment that respects and reflects the communities we
serve.

Preference will be given to Indigenous applicants as per Section 41 (1) of
the BC Human Rights Code.
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