Bedeque Bay Environmental Management Association

       
Kinkora, Canada – Île-du-Prince-Édouard
tracy@bbema.ca  |  (902) 886-3211
Site Web : www.bbema.ca

BBEMA works with community partners to protect the natural resources of the Bedeque Bay Watershed. Engaging community stakeholders in the environmental well-being of the watershed through programs that emphasize the conservation of biodiversity, protection of natural habitats and healthy ecosystems. Providing education and volunteer opportunities that involve community members on key issues of: soil conservation, land use planning, habitat enhancement initiatives, water quality monitoring and stream restoration. BBEMA’s general activities include Environmental education and outreach programs Water quality monitoring in freshwater pond and streams Riparian and hedgerow tree planting aquatic and terrestrial habitat enhancement Species at risk monitoring and habitat enhancement – Monarch butterfly and Atlantic Salmon community Stormwater management programs – rain barrel and rain garden programs estuary health monitoring and microplastics monitoring in the Bedeque harbor monitoring of invasive species.

Histoire de l'entreprise

BBEMA is a not-for-profit charitable organization located in Emerald, PEI. The organization was developed in 1992 and is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. BBEMA’s management area is the Bedeque Bay watershed, composed of the Dunk, Wilmot, and Bradshaw Rivers. BBEMA has a long history of delivering successful projects with a variety of partners and are continually looking for new partners and projects to advance the conservation cause, including the wise use of our natural resources.
BBEMA’s goal is to provide an opportunity to engage community stakeholders in the environmental well-being of the watershed, emphasizing the conservation of biodiversity and protection of natural habitats – focusing on key issues of soil conservation, land use planning and enhancement initiatives targeting hedgerows/riparian zones, water quality and stream restoration.

Données sur l'entreprise

BBEMA has had numerous environmental and conservation directed success stories over the pst 30 years:
• In 2020 our organization re-developed and launched a new Strategic Management Plan for the Bedeque Bay Watershed, 2020-2030.
• Since 2015 BBEMA has completed extensive riparian tree planting initiatives – incorporating the planting of 52,000 native trees/shrubs within the Bedeque Bay watershed for aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem benefits.
• Additional to this in-stream habitat restoration has been carried out on 97km of stream targeting brook Trout and Atlantic Salmon habitats.
• in 2019 BBEMA completed a three year intensive restoration of the 125 year historic Summerside Ice Pond, including restoration of fish passage and excavation of sediment-filled pond basin and the construction of a 2km wheelchair accessible nature trail and pollinator gardens.
• In 2020 BBEMA completed channel restoration on Dunk River Estuary through the placement of (3) large crib deflectors to consolidate sediment and re-define the main river channel for the passage of Atlantic Salmon to historic spawning tributaries within the upper reaches.
• Our organization completes yearly monitoring of fish passage barrier inventories, fish spawning (red counts), water quality monitoring, macro-invertebrate population, estuary health assessments and monitoring tagging/release/tracking of Monarch butterflies.
• BBEMA is very proud of our extensive community/youth targeted suite environmental education and outreach programs (Adopt-a-River, River to the Sea, Yellow Fish Road, Frog Friends, Generation Conservation) that have provided hands on citizen science based learning to over 55,000.00 community youth since 2015.

OFFRES D’EMPLOI

Recherche d'emploi
Emplois du Sentier TransCanadien
Emplois du secteur des sentiers
Opérations des produits forestiers
Communications
Ingénieur
Mécanicien
Meunier
Mécanicien de chantier
Technologue en papier
Détartreur
Coordinateur développement durable
Innovation technologique
Gestion de la faune et des écosystèmes
Spécialiste de la biodiversité
Biologiste de la conservation
Spécialiste de la gestion des espèces envahissantes
Technicien d’aménagement du territoire
Spécialiste des plantes indigènes
Technicien de pépinières et de vergers
Technicien en assainissement
Biologiste/technicien de la faune
Sylviculture et santé des forêts
Chercheurs sur les incendies en forêt
Travailleurs en réduction des combustibles forestiers
Technicien en santé forestière
Technicien en insectes forestiers
Technologue en réhabilitation des forêts
Stratèges forestiers
Chercheur en foresterie
Travailleurs sylvicoles
Technicien/superviseur en sylviculture
Spécialiste en entretien des arbres
Forestier urbain
Programmes des forêts indigènes
Archéologue/spécialiste du patrimoine naturel
Coordonnateur des connaissances indigènes
Coordonnateur de sites spéciaux
Technicien de l’utilisation des plantes traditionnelles
Récréation et interprétation
Interprètes en forêt
Technicien des SIG
Spécialiste en échange de connaissances
Interprète du parc
Guide des parcs
Technicien/spécialiste récréatif (ex. : mise au point et entretien d’installations)
Gestion des jeunes gardes forestiers
Aménageurs de sentiers (ex. : sentiers de cyclisme/randonnée/ski)
Technicien du paysage visuel
Conservation et recherche
Technicien en agrologie
Technicien en environnement aquatique
Technicien en surveillance de l’environnement
Biologiste/technicien des pêches
Hydrologue
Prospecteur pédologique
Technicien en gestion des bassins
Éducation
Spécialiste en engagement communautaire
Éducateur/animateur de plein air
Emplois au sein des parcs provinciaux/ territoriaux
Soutien administratif
Engagement communautaire
Entrée de données et statistiques
Travail de terrain
Relations indigènes
Interprétation
Gestion des espèces envahissantes
Éducation au patrimoine naturel
Opérations relatives aux parcs
Reboisement
Gestion des ressources
Entretien des sentiers et des sites de camping
Services aux visiteurs

Recherche avancée

Aucun poste offert chez Bedeque Bay Environmental Management Association

ABONNEZ-VOUS À NOTRE NEWSLETTER