ABOUT
Proudly Canada's Conservation Jobs Board since 2007
Building The Future of Conservation Together
At WorkCabin.ca, we’re all about conservation and the people who make it happen. Founded in 2007, we started with a deep passion for protecting Canada’s natural spaces and a strong belief that conservation careers are not just growing, but essential to our country’s future. That’s why we built WorkCabin.ca, to create Canada’s only dedicated job board for conservation job seekers and conservation employers. Whether you’re a seasoned conservation expert, a recent graduate, or an employer looking for top talent, we’re here to connect you with meaningful opportunities that make a real impact. Thanks to the incredible support of Canada’s conservation community and employers, WorkCabin.ca has become the go-to platform for professional conservation careers. Let’s continue to build the future of conservation together!
Thank you for working wild with us for 18 years!
Gregg McLachlan, President and General Manager, WorkCabin.ca
WorkCabin acknowledges that we are living, working, and stewarding on the traditional treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations. In particular, we would like to acknowledge the Neutral, Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples.
A dedicated community
We’re all about connecting with a passionate conservation community and it shows. Every month, over 100,000 people tune in, not just to scroll, but because they genuinely care. Our audience is made up of folks who are studying conservation, already working in the field, or looking to get involved in a big way.
And if you’re on the hunt for a job that actually makes a difference? You’re in the right place. WorkCabin is trusted by top conservation employers who post meaningful, high-quality roles. Whether you’re just starting out or ready for your next big move, this is where you’ll find the kind of opportunities that matter.
Invested in conservation
WorkCabin.ca was founded in 2007 by Gregg McLachlan, a passionate Canadian conservationist with a wealth of hands-on field experience. As a professional conservation filmmaker and former director on the board of a Canadian biosphere region, Gregg has an intimate understanding of the conservation job market and its ever-evolving trends. He has shared his expertise as a keynote speaker and workshop leader for a wide range of conservation organizations at the local, provincial, and national levels. Notably, he’s presented at the Latornell Conservation Symposium and helped guide the next generation of conservation professionals by partnering with Canada’s Emerging Leaders for Biodiversity. Through resume workshops and career panels, Gregg has mentored aspiring biologists, ecologists, and wildlife technicians, helping them navigate the path to meaningful conservation careers.