LFFA Program Assistant
The fishery initiatives include coordination of fishery dialogue forums, capacity building, engagement with DFO and other fishery organizations, and development of fisheries management frameworks.
The role of the Program Assistant is coordination, planning, program development, financial monitoring and reporting, and technical support to fisheries program staff, the Executive Director and Executive Committee.
Application Deadline: This will job will be posted until November 29th, 2019 or until the position has been filled.
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LFFA communications coordinator
The fishery initiatives include coordination of fishery dialogue forums, capacity building, engagement with DFO and other fishery organizations, and development of fisheries management frameworks.
Application Deadline: This will job will be posted until November 29th, 2019 or until the position has been filled.
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LFFA Biologist
Working with LFFA will provide candidates with a diverse fisheries resource management experience. The organization was established in 2010 and is growing its capacity to manage and coordinate Fraser River protection and habitat restoration. The LFFA is a First Nations aggregate organization for government, industry, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to establish best practices and coordinate resource and community needs.
Fish and fish habitat restoration is a key component of the LFFA’s strategic mandate, and we work with our member First Nations, governments, and stakeholders to restore the productivity of the Lower Fraser River. The Fisheries Biologist will participate in building a network of environmental, First Nation, and government organizations to summarize and map the present status of wetlands/marshes in the lower Fraser River region and its associated estuary. This will involve engagement with senior biologists, technical working groups, First Nations community members, and resource managers within government and the greater community, providing unique opportunities for career growth and learning. The successful applicant should be comfortable working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Application Deadline: This will job will be posted until November 29th, 2019 or until the position has been filled.
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The aim of the Lower Fraser Aboriginal Knowledge project is to identify important aboriginal areas to protect in case of an oil spill or emergency.
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LFFA Charter: Vision, Values and Mission Statement
In order to ensure that the Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance's Strategic Planning Framework is based on a shared sense of direction and reflects the needs and desires of all participations we have developed a guiding "Charter", that clearly articulates the following:
Vision: The desired, ideal outcome towards which the organization is working
Values: The guiding principles that determine how the group works together, how they expect to treat each other, and be treated by others
Mission: A statement that clearly expresses the purpose of the organization
The Charter acts as a clear and permanent reference point for the organization, and a measure for all future planning, activities and outcomes.
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