Apr
22
2023
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
Mar
13
2023
Mar
13
2023
Job Opportunity: Communications Advisor, Platforms and Engagement, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society , Ottawa, Full-time
Position:
Communications Advisor, Platforms and Engagement
Organization:
Application Deadline:
15 Mar 2023
Location:
Ottawa
CPAWS National is seeking a bilingual communications or marketing professional to fill the position of National Communications Advisor, Platforms and Engagement, to work out of CPAWS’ national office in Ottawa.
Mar
13
2023
Nov
14
2022
Job Opportunity: Fundraising and Donor Relations Manager, CPAWS Northern Alberta & Southern Alberta Chapters
Position:
Fundraising and Donor Relations Manager
Application Deadline:
30 Nov 2022
Location:
Calgary
Edmonton
Full-time (37.5h/wk) | 1-Year Contract
The Southern and Northern Alberta Chapters of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) are seeking a skilled Fundraising and Donor Relations Manager to join our team in either Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta. This unique position will be a half-time contract with each chapter for a total of 37.5 hours per week.
This is a one-year contract position with possibility of extension dependent on outcomes and funding. Read More
Nov
14
2022
Job Opportunities: Conservation Science and Campaign Engagement, CPAWS Southern Alberta Chapter
Position:
Conservation Science and Campaign Engagement
Organization:
Application Deadline:
21 Nov 2022
Location:
Calgary
The Southern Alberta Chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS Southern Alberta) is seeking to fill two key positions to work on conservation policy engagement and campaigns with our team in Calgary, Alberta.
As part of the conservation team the two positions will work on planning and implementing projects and campaigns related to parks and public lands in Southern Alberta. There are two full-time (37.5 hours/week) positions available. Read More
Apr
22
2022
Issue Brief: Woodland caribou conservation and recovery in Alberta
Updated: April 22, 2022
On April 8, 2022, the Government of Alberta released sub-regional caribou recovery plans for the Bitscho Lake and Cold Lake sub-regions. Environmental groups are concerned that the plans lack a commitment to aggressive short-term actions that are necessary due to decades of inaction. There has also been criticism of the government's commitment to collaboration with Indigenous communities on Indigenous-led conservation initiatives.
- Media Release Alberta’s new caribou range plans miss the mark on Indigenous-led conservation and fail to effectively protect habitat (CPAWS Northern Alberta)
- Media Release Alberta’s First Caribou Range Plans: A Promising Land-Use System That Needs Stronger ‘Decade 1’ Indigenous Rights and Habitat Actions (Alberta Wilderness Association)
- News Alberta's 1st caribou recovery plans not enough to protect species habitat, conservationists say (CBC News)
- News Alberta releases recovery plans for 2 threatened caribou herds (Global News/Canadian Press)
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