Conserving Canadian wetlands and other natural spaces for waterfowl, wildlife, and people for more than 80 years
Stonewall, MB
Wetlands are one of the most important ecosystems on the planet. Unfortunately, up to 70 per cent of wetlands have been lost in settled areas of Canada. More are lost every day. Wetlands do many important jobs for us. They help clean our water. They are home to hundreds of species of wildlife. They protect our communities from flooding and droughts. They store carbon, helping in the fight against climate change. Since 1938, we have been working hard to save Canada’s wetlands. Backed by sound science, we have what it takes to make a real difference. It’s why we’re leading the way in wetland conservation. We know what needs to be done. We know how to do it. Now, more than ever, we need your help.
Hybrid · Stonewall
The Research Biologist will conduct applied conservation research in waterfowl ecology and lead the analysis, publication, and communication of research results. They will also provide scientific support to various internal teams and engage with external conservation partners to advance DUC's mission.
Hybrid · Fredericton
The Senior Engineering Technologist will draft and survey earthen dams and water control structures while supporting the team with dam safety inspections. This role involves a balance of office-based documentation and travel to remote field sites for project oversight.
Hybrid · Stonewall
The Systems Analyst/Project Coordinator balances gathering business requirements and documenting functional specifications with managing IT project schedules and cross-functional team coordination. They are responsible for evaluating technology solutions, tracking project risks, and ensuring successful delivery through effective stakeholder communication and data-driven insights.
On-site · Stonewall
The role involves delivering high-quality visitor services, public education programs, and school programs highlighting the unique resources, wildlife, and themes of the Wetland Discovery Centre. Key duties include engaging with visitors of all ages to help them connect with the natural world through meaningful experiences.
Hybrid
Position Details: Full Time Fixed Term position (approx. 16 months) Salary: Starting at $54,300 (based on a 35-hour work week and commensurate with individual education and experience, as it relates to the position). Location: Hybrid, Winnipeg, Manitoba Closing Deadline: August 16, 2026 (11:59PM ET) What You Will Do The Restoration Team is DUC’s environmental consulting team and is Canada’s most experienced provider of naturalized stormwater system design, restoration, and management services. Working alongside a multidisciplinary team of ecologists, engineers, biologists, and restoration p…
Hybrid
Position Details: Existing, Full-Time, Permanent position Salary Range: $54,300 - $68,800, based on a 35-hour work week. Salary for this position will commensurate with each individual's education and/or experience as it relates to the position. Location: Hybrid within the Regina, Saskatchewan area Closing Deadline: August 9, 2026 (11:59PM EDT) What You Will Do As a member of the Prairie Region HAM Wetland team, you will be responsible for managing DUC wetland habitat projects in southern Saskatchewan. Duties will include: * Conducting field inspections * Operating water control infrastruc…
Remote · Canada
Lead the growth and execution of a comprehensive fundraising team focusing on membership, mid-level, major gifts, and planned giving. Manage high-performing remote teams to build a donor pipeline and support the organization's conservation mission.
Hybrid · Stonewall
The role splits time between hands-on software development and solutions analysis to support conservation and fundraising programs. Key duties include designing and deploying software, configuring SaaS platforms, and coordinating system integrations.
On-site · The Pas
Responsible for the operation and management of water control structures on DUC projects in the Saskatchewan River Delta. This includes conducting wetland inspections, collecting ecological data, and maintaining relationships with Indigenous communities and stakeholders.
