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Biodiversity and Habitat Connectivity Consultant

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The Biodiversity and Habitat Connectivity Consultant is a subcontract opportunity with the District of Tofino in British Columbia. The selected consultant will provide technical analysis and science-based planning to support environmental projects, specifically focusing on Canada's 30x30 conservation objectives. Key responsibilities include reviewing ESA reports and GIS data, analyzing wildlife attractant mapping, and establishing habitat assessment standards for wetlands to improve ecological connectivity and habitat protection. Qualified candidates must hold Qualified Environmental Professional status and possess the necessary GIS software to deliver technical recommendations. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 30, 2026. This engagement falls under NAICS code 541620 and is designed to provide specialized scientific expertise to prime contractors operating within the region.

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → District of Tofino
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Performs technical analysis and science-based planning for prime contractors on District of Tofino environmental projects. Reviews ESA reports and GIS data, analyzes wildlife attractant mapping, and develops habitat assessment standards for wetland assessments to support Canada’s 30x30 conservation objectives. Requires Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) status and GIS software. Delivers technical recommendations for habitat protection and ecological connectivity.

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