Your Toronto Zoo - Connecting people, animals conservation science and traditional knowledge to fight extinction.
Toronto, Ontario
The Toronto Zoo is Canada’s premier zoo, known for its interactive education and conservation science activities. We also value animal species and care for them. They are the basis of our wildlife conservation and public education efforts and their wellbeing is our priority. We connect animals in our care to their wild counterparts, plants, and habitats to build a brighter future for wildlife. OUR MISSION: Our Toronto Zoo - Connecting people, animals, conservation science and traditional knowledge to fight extinction. OUR VISION: A world where people, wildlife and wild spaces thrive. OUR VALUES (The 4 Cares): Animals Team Guests & Community Climate STRATEGIC PRIORITIES (Areas of Focus): Belonging Nature's Insurance Policy Wildlife Advocates Wow for Good By connecting our Areas of Focus with our 4 Cares, we show how every action drives us forward. These aren’t just plans — they’re bold steps that challenge the status quo, push boundaries, and fuel our mission to protect wildlife and ignite meaningful change at your Toronto Zoo. Learn more about our Strategic Plan at torontozoo.com/strategic.
On-site · Toronto
The lead will manage post-release monitoring for Blanding's turtles, including field data collection and analysis. They will also support conservation projects through report writing, grant proposals, and public outreach workshops.
On-site · Toronto
The Postdoctoral Fellow will lead a research project focused on developing an ethical framework for Indigenous partnerships within the National Wildlife Cryobank. Responsibilities include grant writing, data collection, stakeholder liaison, and communicating research findings to diverse audiences.
On-site · Toronto
The Field Conservation Project Lead assists with conservation projects, including data collection, analysis, and report writing for species recovery programs. The role also involves delivering public outreach, supporting grant proposals, and coordinating field activities such as turtle monitoring.
On-site · Toronto
The Reproductive Research Assistant maintains laboratory equipment and inventory while performing hormone analysis and experimental procedures. They also support research projects, train students, and communicate findings to the Wildlife & Science team.
On-site · Toronto
The technician assists with various research and service projects, including lab and field data collection, sample processing, and report writing. They also support public outreach initiatives, educational material development, and the pursuit of research funding.
On-site · Toronto
The Postdoctoral Fellow is responsible for overseeing a defined research project, including grant writing, experimental design, and data collection. They will also manage partner communications, train students, and publish research findings in academic journals.
On-site · Toronto
The Custodian Grade 1 is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness, safety, and presentation of Zoo facilities, washrooms, and offices. They also support guest experiences by performing tasks such as waste disposal, equipment maintenance, and event setup.
On-site
Team: Career Pathways Program, Human Resources Rate of Pay: $18.47 per hour Category: Grant Duration: 12 weeks, September-December 2026 (Non-Permanent) Hours of Work: Up to 35 hours per week (including evenings, weekends, and holidays as required by the program) Number of Positions Open: 4 Looking for a career with a dynamic organization that is committed to protecting wildlife? We are interested in dedicated individuals who are positive, enthusiastic, and passionate about connecting people, animals, conservation science and traditional knowledge to fight extinction. Your Toronto Zoo ma…
On-site
**Team: Indigenous Relations** **Rate of Pay: $18.60 per hour** **Category: Seasonal (Non-Permanent)** **Duration: 8 weeks** **Hours of Work: 37.5 hours per week** **Number of Positions Open: 1** Looking for a career with a dynamic organization that is committed to protecting wildlife? We are interested in dedicated individuals who are positive, enthusiastic, and passionate about connecting people, animals, conservation science and traditional knowledge to fight extinction. Your Toronto Zoo makes animal well-being a priority in all operations and shows respect for all wildlife. Apply O…
