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Key Responsibilities Conduct seed collection in the field across northern Alberta. Conduct seed extraction, storage and germination testing in the lab. Tree planting with Indigenous communities. Assist researchers with greenhouse activities (plant propagation, watering, fertilizing). Assist with capacity building and training activities. Data entry. Other duties as required. Skills & Abilities Keen interest in native boreal plants and seeds. Basic plant identification skills. Basic knowledge of nurseries and/or gardening. Ability to work in a team as well as independently when required. Be physically fit for fieldwork such as seeds collection, tree planting, and vegetation survey. Willingness to work under various field conditions (e.g., rain, heat). Willingness to travel. Ability to follow instructions. Qualifications Must be able to work fulltime from May 4, 2026August 31, 2026. Must be a current college or undergraduate university student enrolled in a Biological Sciences, Ecology, Land Reclamation, or Environmental Science related program. College or polytechnic postsecondary students are prioritized, but university students in an undergraduate program will also be considered. All applicants must possess a valid Class 5 drivers license with 2 years driving experience. A clean drivers abstract must be provided at time of hiring. Experience driving a pickup truck is an asset. Remuneration Refer to salary range noted on this posting, plus 12% in lieu of statutory holidays and vacation pay. We offer a Northern Living Allowance ($300 biweekly) to assist with accommodation. The compensation range for this job posting is: $18.54$23.26. EEO / Accessibility Statement We encourage all qualified applicants to apply, and only those being considered will be contacted. If you require any accommodations, please connect with us at . #J-18808-Ljbffr