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Wildlife Biology & Demographic Analysis

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This subcontract opportunity with the Government of Ontario's Natural Resources agency involves providing specialized wildlife biology and demographic analysis for Boreal Caribou projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for performing biological classification and collecting demographic data, which includes identifying caribou age and sex classes from aircraft. Additionally, the role requires the analysis of collar telemetry data using high-resolution optics and telemetry receivers to target specific animal groups. Qualified candidates must possess a degree in Wildlife Biology or Ecology and obtain the necessary security clearance to perform the work in Canada. The primary deliverables for this contract are comprehensive survey reports and detailed demographic classification data. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 27, 2026.

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Ontario wildlife biology subcontract for Boreal Caribou demographic analysis; due November 27, 2026.

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Collar-targeted Boreal Caribou Group Demographic Classification Aerial Surveys

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Performs biological classification and demographic data collection for prime contractors on Ontario Public Service (OPS) Boreal Caribou projects. Identifies caribou age/sex classes from aircraft and analyzes collar telemetry data to target specific groups using telemetry receivers and high-resolution optics. Requires a degree in Wildlife Biology or Ecology and security clearance. Delivers demographic classification data and survey reports.

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