Grizzly Bear Refuge Interpretive Guide

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Golden, BC
20,29-21,33 $ par heure
Temporaire
Temps-plein

Il y a 7 jours

Summary:Grizzly Bear Refuge (GBR) Interpretive Guides conduct guided public tours of the Kicking Horse Grizzly Bear Refuge contributing to the education and enlightenment of the general public about grizzly bear biology and behaviour. Interpretive Guides also assist the GBR Experience Supervisor, GBR Animal Welfare Coordinator and Team Lead in maintaining the well-being of Boo, the grizzly bear and his habitat, greet and engage with guests, and enforce safety measures for visitors and staff.Job Description:You will:

Conduct interpretive tours for the public about grizzly bear biology, behaviour, the history of GBR, and human-wildlife coexistence initiatives. Special tours of a similar nature may also be required for school groups and other private groups.
Assist the GBR Experience Supervisor, GBR Animal Welfare Coordinator and Team Lead in providing care for Boo, the grizzly bear, through the provision of food, water, hygiene, psychological enrichment, surveys, and habitat improvement.
Maintain database of bear behaviour, habitat statistics, procedural matters, and other factors so it is accessible for GBR staff, KHMR management, and provincial officials.
Greet guests coming to the Grizzly Bear Refuge via the Catamount Mid Station.
Perform daily perimeter checks around the habitat.
Ensure that all applicable wildlife protocols, procedures, and regulations are followed.
Other duties as required.

You have:

Previous experience in the area of public education program delivery or wildlife care
Demonstrated ability to interact effectively with the public and communicate in and engaging and knowledgeable manner Passion for conservation, wildlife management, and/or ideals of the Refuge
Class 5 Driver's License
Previous experience using MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, and Outlook)
Post secondary degree, certificate or diploma in Biology or related discipline-an asset
Previous experience working directly with wildlife or wildlife program-an asset.
Specific knowledge of bear biology-an asset

Essential Skills:

Self Motivated
Attention to Detail
Teamwork & Cooperation
Commitment to Safety
Effective Communication

Working Conditions:

Must be able to work flexible shifts. Weekend work required.
Primarily outdoor work in all-weather mountain conditions.
Limited but occasional office work.
Manual labour at the refuge including lifting, shoveling, raking, pruning, brushing, and fence maintenance.
Must be physically capable of performing manual labour, standing for prolonged periods, walking over rough terrain, interacting with wildlife, and working in all weather conditions.
Possible exposure to severe mountain weather conditions for extended periods of time (heat, rain, insects, wind, cold, snow, etc.).

Compensation and Benefits:

Competitive wage: $20.29 - 21.33 /hour, dependent on experience
Mountain access perks: Staff receive a Kicking Horse Mountain Resort pass with full mountain access, plus reciprocal resort tickets and discounted friends & family tickets for full-time staff.
Staff discounts: Enjoy savings on food & beverage, rentals, retail items and hotel accommodation.
Employee Events & Recognition: Participate in fun, year-round staff events and be recognized through our employee awards program
Join a fun and passionate team to share RCR mountain adventures with!

Interested? Please apply with your resume.We regret that only those applicants eligible to work in Canada without sponsorship may be considered for seasonal roles. We are an equal opportunity employer and look forward to hearing from all qualified applicants. We thank all applicants for their interest in Kicking Horse Mountain Resort; however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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