Imagine going to work each morning feeling proud about the difference you’re making, both in your own community and across the country. At DUC, we connect people to nature and a healthier world through wetland conservation.
DUC was founded in 1938 by a small group of passionate waterfowlers who pioneered the way habitat conservation is achieved in North America. With offices across the country and national headquarters at Oak Hammock Marsh in Manitoba, we have become one of the largest and most effective not-for-profit conservation organizations in Canada.
A career with DUC is an opportunity to be part of one of Canada’s most recognizable brands. You will contribute to a conservation effort that benefits all Canadians and help write the next chapter in an 80-year legacy of groundbreaking science, rich culture and positive change.
We respect the thoughts and ideas of our employees. Every person on our team plays an important role in conserving wetlands and waterfowl to better the quality of our country’s water, wildlife and environment. We employ a wide array of talented people with diverse interests and skills, from science and engineering to fundraising and education.
Our Culture
Our culture is guided by dedication to our mission and commitment to our shared values.
Passion
Our employees, supporters and volunteers all have at least one thing in common: a passion for conserving our waterfowl, wildlife and environment. That’s why “passionate” is the word most often used by our employees to describe their own work.
Innovation
We are a science-based organization, but our innovation goes beyond biology or engineering. We respect fresh thinking that can contribute to our success. We admire those with the courage to speak up and share new ideas.It’s how we move forward.
Collaboration
Our conservation success is in part thanks to decades of building meaningful relationships. We reflect this in our employee culture. We connect our departments and regions to encourage a unified effort toward mutual goals.
Benefits
Besides a rewarding career path, strong company culture and competitive salary, our full-time employees enjoy several other benefits.
Group Insurance
Health, wellness and the workplace all go hand in hand. We’re proud to provide our employees with a comprehensive group benefit plan to ensure employees and their families have the coverage and support systems they need to lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives.
Time Off
We value family time and opportunities to kick back and relax. We offer a generous vacation package, paid sick days and additional paid personal days to use for appointments, volunteering or family matters.
Other Benefits
Our other benefits are priceless. Our pro-pet policy signifies our comfort, openness and flexibility. We offer tuition reimbursement, membership fees to professional associations or events, and discounts on DUC clothing and merchandise from our staff store.
Open Positions
Take a look at our open positions to see where you can fit best with DUC. Put your passion for conservation into action and apply today.
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Conservation Land Negotiator (3-year term) – Red Deer, AB
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Red Deer, AB
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Administrative Assistant (3-year term) – Edmonton, Alberta
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Edmonton, AB
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Accounting Technician – Quebec, QC
Location
Quebec, QC
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Corporate Accounting Clerk – Stonewall, MB
Location
Stonewall, MB
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Conservation Technicians – Summer Term – Alberta
Location
Alberta
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Manager Volunteer Fundraising – South Western BC
Location
Surrey, BC
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Administrative Assistant – Fredericton, NB (10-month term)
Location
Fredericton, NB
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Manager of Provincial Operations – Manitoba
Location
Brandon, Manitoba
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Conservation Programs Specialists – Habitat Asset Management (HAM Upland) Program Wadena, Saskatoon, Yorkton, Regina, SK (3-year term)
Location
Saskatchewan
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Manager of Provincial Operations – British Columbia
Location
British Columbia
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Engineering Technologist (Wetland Conservation)
Location
The Pas, MB
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Manager of Provincial Operations – QC
Location
Quebec City, QC