Quinte Conservation

         
Belleville, Canada – Ontario
Lnash@quinteconservation.ca  |  (613) 968-3434, x 124
Site Web : Quinteconservation.ca

We are a local watershed based not-for-profit environmental protection agency. Our services are focused on protecting people and property from the dangers of natural hazards. One of our main roles is to provide flood forecasting and low water information to municipalities and residents within our jurisdiction. Our natural boundaries include the drainage basins of the Moira, Napanee, and Salmon Rivers and all of Prince Edward County.

Our core programs and services include flood and low water forecasting and warning, dam operations, permits, planning and regulations, and drinking water source protection. Through these core programs and services, we make sure that the region’s natural resources are being protected, restored, and maintained and that we are contributing to a healthy environment that meets the physical, emotional, and economic needs of residents and municipal leaders within our watershed.

We are one of Ontario’s 36 conservation authorities and a member of Conservation Ontario. We operate under the Conservation Authorities Act and are governed by our municipalities and the provincial government.

Histoire de l'entreprise

Quinte Conservation is one of Ontario’s 36 Conservation Authorities formed under the Conservation Authorities Act of 1946. Due to years of mismanagement of Ontario’s natural resources, concerned groups and agencies prompted the government to take action and to work towards repairing and preserving our natural environments. Municipalities were the driving force behind establishing an authority for their region.

The Moira River Conservation Authority and the Napanee Region Conservation Authority were both established in 1947. Prince Edward Region Conservation Authority soon followed and was formed in 1965.

Due to extensive budget cuts, the three authorities amalgamated in 1996 and formed Quinte Conservation.

Données sur l'entreprise

We have a team of expert staff who manage the watershed’s natural resources, while delivering environmental based programs and services to municipalities and residents. Our programs are driven by our core mandate of protecting people and properties from the dangers of natural hazards.

Our Water Resources team monitors watershed conditions for early prediction of the potential for flooding. In addition, they participate in a variety of other activities including, dam operations, climate change and stormwater initiatives, water monitoring, and landowner stewardship programming.

Our Planning and Regulations team works with homeowners, municipal staff, and developers to ensure that any development around water and hazardous lands aligns with the Ontario Conservation Authorities Act.

Our Source Water Protection team helps to protect municipal drinking water sources from contamination through government policies and regulations. Learn more about Source Protection through the Quinte Drinking Water Source Protection website.

Our Lands team helps to preserve and protect our many properties throughout the watershed, including sustainability efforts related to forest management, continuous maintenance and management of our public green spaces, working with partner agencies to perform restoration initiatives, and the development of Conservation Area management plans.

Our Corporate Services team encompasses a diverse range of functions, including GIS, communications, outreach, stewardship, finance, and administration. Staff help drive strategic initiatives and strengthen the connection between the community and conservation efforts.

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

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