- Conduct field assessments and surveys: The forestry technician will be responsible for conducting field assessments and surveys to collect data on forest conditions, tree health, wildlife populations, and environmental impact.- Implement forest management plans: The technician will assist in implementing forest management plans by carrying out tasks such as tree planting, thinning, prescribed burning, and invasive species control.- Monitor forest resources: The technician will monitor forest resources to ensure sustainable management practices are being followed, including assessing tree growth, soil health, water quality, and wildlife habitats.- Assist in research projects: The technician will assist in research projects related to forestry, such as studying the effects of climate change on forest ecosystems or developing new tree breeding techniques.- Maintain equipment and tools: The technician will be responsible for maintaining and organizing equipment and tools used in forestry operations to ensure they are in good working condition.Required skills and expectations:- A diploma in forestry or a related field.- 3-8 years of experience working in forestry.- Knowledge of forestry principles, practices, and regulations in Canada.- Strong fieldwork skills and ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions.- Proficiency in using GPS, GIS, and other forestry-related software.- Excellent communication and teamwork skills to collaborate with other forestry professionals and stakeholders.