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=='''NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA (NRCAN)'''==

=='''NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA (NRCAN)'''==

=== '''Research Biologist''' ===

=== Research Biologist ===

Biologists can work for the Canadian Forest Service, a division within Natural Resources Canada, where they conduct research to understand the impact of certain species on natural resources and traded goods like lumber and develop ways to combat common issues, as part of their core mandate. Collaborating closely with the provinces and territories to ensure our forests are sustainable and healthy, they provide science and policy expertise and advice on national forest sector issues. Playing a critical role in the advancement and transformation of the forest sector, biologists work in the field, office, and laboratory settings.  

Biologists can work for the Canadian Forest Service, a division within Natural Resources Canada, where they conduct research to understand the impact of certain species on natural resources and traded goods like lumber and develop ways to combat common issues, as part of their core mandate. Collaborating closely with the provinces and territories to ensure our forests are sustainable and healthy, they provide science and policy expertise and advice on national forest sector issues. Playing a critical role in the advancement and transformation of the forest sector, biologists work in the field, office, and laboratory settings.  

'''CAREER SPOTLIGHT'''

'''CAREER SPOTLIGHT'''

After starting out as a COOP student with Natural Resources Canada, Esme John accepted a position with CFIA where he worked for a few years before returning to NRCan in 2020. Now he works on similar projects to the ones he started as a student and casual employee back in the day, and even sometimes collaborates with his previous department, the CFIA. He enjoys the field work component of his job, such as hiking in Victoria’s vibrant forest to gather and collect specimens of insects and fungi. He also appreciates the supports that are available to him as a Biologist in NRCAN, where researchers with lower mobility can request support from a team of Research Technicians to collect specimens from the fields.  

After starting out as a COOP student with Natural Resources Canada, Esme John accepted a position with CFIA where he worked for a few years before returning to NRCan in 2020. Now he works on similar projects to the ones he started as a student and casual employee back in the day, and even sometimes collaborates with his previous department, the CFIA. He enjoys the field work component of his job, such as hiking in Victoria’s vibrant forest to gather and collect specimens of insects and fungi. He also appreciates the supports that are available to him as a Biologist in NRCAN, where researchers with lower mobility can request support from a team of Research Technicians to collect specimens from the fields.

== '''PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY OF CANADA (PHAC)''' ==

== '''PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY OF CANADA (PHAC)''' ==