Remote | Contract Position
💵 $23/hour | ⏱️ 30h/week | 📅 20-week contract (with potential extension)
📍 Start Date: August 1st, 2025
🌐 Location: Remote – Open to Residents of New Brunswick Only
About United Spirit Nature Network (USNN)
United Spirit Nature Network (USNN) is a young, vibrant, and purpose-driven non-profit organization rooted in environmental education, Indigenous knowledge, and community capacity building. We are committed to creating a platform where young professionals can thrive and grow through meaningful work and mentorship. At USNN, we don’t just offer jobs; we nurture career paths and support our team members in turning knowledge into impactful action.
We’re currently seeking an EcoSteward Program Innovator (Project Coordinator) to support the implementation of environmental stewardship initiatives across New Brunswick. If you are passionate about nature, education, Indigenous knowledge systems, and youth engagement; and are ready to bring creative energy and practical skills to the field, this may be the opportunity for you.
Position Summary
The EcoSteward Program Innovator will work closely with the Project Manager to coordinate and deliver USNN’s conservation and education programs. This includes organizing fieldwork and community events, supporting data collection for terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem monitoring, creating digital content for public engagement, and ensuring the smooth delivery of climate adaptation and nature-based solutions projects. This is a remote contract position with a strong possibility of extension based on performance and funding availability. Weekly responsibilities are submitted via bi-weekly timesheets.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate and support project activities across multiple environmental programs
- Assist in planning and implementing field-based data collection, habitat assessments, and environmental monitoring
- Organize events, workshops, nature walks, and educational sessions
- Assist in documentation, reporting, and internal communications
- Support social media outreach, content development, and digital storytelling
- Maintain organized records and support evaluation efforts
- Engage with youth, educators, and community members in promoting climate resilience
- Contribute to a collaborative, culturally grounded, and innovative work environment
Required Qualifications
- Aged 23–30 years (required for funding eligibility)
- Resident of New Brunswick
- Enrolled in or graduate of a post-secondary program in Environmental Science, Education, Ecology, Sustainability, or related fields
- Fieldwork or data collection experience (terrestrial or aquatic monitoring preferred)
- Knowledge of environmental issues, Indigenous knowledge, and climate change adaptation
- Experience with social media (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn)
- Strong communication, time management, and teamwork skills
- Willingness to travel occasionally for fieldwork or community events
- Self-motivated and able to work remotely with minimal supervision
Assets
- Valid driver’s license and access to transportation
- Experience with Canva or similar design tools
- Bilingual (English and French)
- Experience working with Indigenous communities
- Knowledge of GIS, environmental field equipment, or data management tools
How to Apply
Please submit your resume and a cover letter to Sama AlMaarofi at info@usnn.ca by July 25, 2025.
In your cover letter, please tell us:
- What excites you about this position and USNN’s mission
- What experience or learning outcomes you hope to gain
- How you envision contributing to climate and ecological resilience in your community
Why Join USNN?
At USNN, we’re not just building projects—we’re building future leaders. This role offers a meaningful and hands-on learning experience in earth science, climate change adaptation, and environmental education. You’ll gain practical skills in field monitoring, science communication, and project coordination while engaging in community-based conservation grounded in both Western science and Indigenous knowledge systems.
Our Commitment to Equity
USNN is committed to building an inclusive, safe, and culturally respectful environment for all. We strongly encourage applicants from Indigenous, Black, racialized, LGBTQIA2S+, and underrepresented communities to apply. Everyone has a place here—your knowledge, culture, and perspective are valued.
Be part of a movement that honors the land, uplifts youth, and builds resilient ecosystems—one project at a time. 🌿
