April 19, 2017 | by Raechel Bonomo The Nature Conservancy of Canada Special to WorkCabin In honour of International Women’s Day (March 8), we’re celebrating eight female conservationists at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) who are working to create a stronger future for Canada’s landscapes. Megan Westphal, assistant range biologist for the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s
April 5, 2017 | by Raechel Bonomo The Nature Conservancy of Canada Special to WorkCabin In honour of International Women’s Day (March 8), we’re celebrating eight female conservationists at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) who are working to create a stronger future for Canada’s landscapes. For Mhairi McFarlane, her love for landscapes began across the pond.
By Raechel Bonomo The Nature Conservancy of Canada Special to WorkCabin.ca In honour of International Women’s Day (March 8), we’re celebrating eight female conservationists at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) who are working to create a stronger future for Canada’s landscapes. Julie Vasseur’s life-long love for nature stemmed from a childhood immersed in Canada’s
March 8, 2017 | by Raechel Bonomo Special to WorkCabin.ca In honour of International Women’s Day (March 8), this month we’re celebrating female conservationists at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) who are working to create a stronger future for Canada’s landscapes. Growing up on the rocky shores of Lake St. Clair in southwestern Ontario, Kathryn Folkl
August 11, 2016 | by Megan Quinn Working with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) as a conservation intern is a dream come true. Growing up in England, my passion for the environment was fueled by exploring the woodlands around my home and trying to learn as much as possible about them. After moving to Canada, I graduated
[su_custom_gallery source=”media: 4797,4796,4794,4793,4789,4788″ width=”210″ height=”210″] By Sophia Yang If you told me six months ago that my second UBC forestry co-op work term would be with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) working as the national communications intern, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. Fast-forward nine weeks, and I’m here, preparing for my last day.
By Gregg McLachlan CPRW WorkCabin founder Job seekers prepare and prepare for interviews… and then they get hit with the one question they didn’t prepare for: “What do you know about us and what we do?” “Um, Um, Um….” Silence. Ugh. It’s the single biggest interview killer. HR people walk out of interviews dumbfounded when
By Gregg McLachlan CPRW WorkCabin founder Job seekers prepare and prepare for interviews… and then they get hit with the one question they didn’t prepare for: “What do you know about us and what we do?” “Um, Um, Um….” Silence. Ugh. It’s the single biggest interview killer. HR people walk out of interviews dumbfounded when
WorkCabin founder and filmmaker Gregg McLachlan recently spent a morning at the Long Point Bird Observatory with Bird Studies Canada biologist and science educator Jody Allair to learn more about his career, how he got started in the field, and his advice to students who are interested in a career in conservation and biology. Bird
Siobhan Darlington For WorkCabin.ca As a Haligonian (a person from Halifax, Nova Scotia) I’ve had little experience with the province of New Brunswick. I’ve driven through with my family, and I’ve camped at Kouchibouguac National Park with friends, but that’s about it. I now work at the NCC office in Fredericton, NB, but I’m not