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Education Coordinator – Prince George Area, BC

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30003041AInternational

Submission Closed09/02/2022, 09:00:00 AM UTC

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking an Education Coordinator to provide delivery and coordination services for the Stream to Sea program and associated community outreach activities within the Prince George area of British Columbia. Working under the guidance of a Community Advisor, the contractor is responsible for implementing a comprehensive work plan that includes managing the Salmonids in the Classroom program. Key duties involve coordinating the setup of approximately 25 classroom incubators, delivering salmon eggs from local hatcheries, providing technical support to educators, and organizing teacher in-service training on topics such as the salmon life cycle, aquatic ecosystems, and environmental sustainability. Beyond classroom support, the contractor will manage the development and delivery of spring fry release programs and lead the Storm Drain Marking Program by providing training and equipment to groups marking drains with the yellow fish symbol. The role requires extensive community engagement, including liaising with school districts, attending community events, and assisting volunteer hatcheries. This federal solicitation, numbered 30003041A, outlines a scope of work focused on fostering environmental education and salmon habitat awareness through direct instructional support and strategic community partnerships.

General Info

Education Coordinator for Stream to Sea program providing salmon education in Prince George.

Agency

Government of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

NAICS

611710 - Educational Support Services

Place of Performance

*British Columbia, CAN

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Solicitation 30003041A - Education Coordinator (Prince George Area, BC)

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PostedAug 18

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Response DeadlineSep 2

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Submission Closed

09/02/2022, 09:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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Government of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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SERVICES REQUIRED AND CONDITIONS OF WORKFisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), requires Contractors to provide delivery and coordination services for the Stream to Sea program and related community outreach activities as defined by the Community Advisor (CA), for the following area:Prince George Area of BC. Stream to Sea Program and community outreach services are required throughout the year. Delivery and coordination of these services will align with the geographic area. A work plan will be developed for the area using the information provided in Appendix 1 (Scope of Work). The contractor will work with the Community Advisor to coordinate and deliver these services.The work will consist of coordinating and assisting with the set-up of classroom incubators, delivering salmon eggs to schools, and providing teacher in-service training which may include set up and operation of the salmon tank, the salmon life cycle, fish dissections, aquatic ecosystems and habitat requirements for salmon, environmental sustainability as it relates to salmon, stream to sea migration and other salmon focused education pertinent to the area. The Contractor will provide support and assistance for educators with tanks and assist with the development and delivery of a spring fry release program. General activities may include, but are not limited to:Salmonids in the Classroom and Stream to Sea Activities provides support and maintenance of the DFO classroom incubation program with approximately 25 incubation units. Responsibilities and activities include organizing teacher in-service workshops, liaising with school districts to arrange for support to the program through district coordinators, providing technical support, arranging equipment and supplies, coordinating egg deliveries with local hatcheries, keeping accurate records of all eggs transferred and fry released, and coordinating equipment purchasing plans. Encourage participation from teachers and ensure recognition for years of service.Curriculum/Activity In-services providing in-service sessions for teacher groups to inform teachers about Fisheries and Oceans Stream to Sea Program and resources. This consists of workshops for new and returning teachers to the Salmonid in the Classroom Program and salmon dissections. In addition, workshops are provided in the field at fry release sites to inform educators of hands on activities for students to learn about salmon habitat.Storm Drain Marking Program (SDMP) coordinating groups in marking storm drains with a yellow fish symbol to remind citizens that all drains lead to streams or the ocean where fish live; providing training, equipment and logistical support to all groups interested in the SDMP. Inventory and organization of materials associated with the program.Community Outreach and other Activities liaise with area community groups and attend community events, assist volunteer hatcheries and community groups, collaborate on the development of resources and participate in training, evaluation and assessment opportunities.