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Food stipend provided to cover food costs
Accommodation provided for the entire contract
Receive taxonomic ID training from some of Alberta's top taxonomists
Collect high quality data to provide relevant, timely and credible scientific knowledge on the state of Alberta’s environment
Travel and explore the many natural regions of Alberta
Rose Provençal-Lachance
2 seasons, Ecosystem Health (Aquatic)
“ I participated in two field seasons with the ABMI, which brought me to see a wide variety of Albertan landscapes. I've always been a fan of wetlands, whether they're marshes, swamps, fens or bogs. They provide us with such ecological services that I ”
Clayton Temple
OSM and Terrestrial EH Technician (3 seasons)
“ Working with ABMI has given me the opportunity to see a wide variety of different ecosystems in Alberta while developing my field skills. Being from South- Western Ontario I hadn’t seen much of Alberta before working for ABMI. Now, through work, I ha ”
Mimi Rae
2 season, Ecosystem Health (Terrestrial Plant Tech)
“ ABMI has been such a fun and exciting work opportunity, dare I say a nature lover’s “dream job” in the environmental field :) Over my past two field seasons I have seen so many parts of the province from the mountains in Grande Cache, the grasslands ”