Kintera | Formerly DWB/Chartwell. Making complex environmental and development projects possible.
British Columbia
Kintera is a team of 300+ experts delivering environmental, planning, and development capabilities across British Columbia. Formerly Chartwell Resource Group and DWB Consulting Services, we bring together deep technical knowledge and practical field experience to support complex, multi-stakeholder projects. We integrate expertise across disciplines, adapting to each project's unique conditions and constraints. Our work spans forest and land management, environmental services, engineering, geomatics and more — serving clients across the natural resources, energy, mining, infrastructure, and Indigenous community development sectors. With offices spanning across BC, we work where land, communities, regulations and development intersect. Our approach balances environmental stewardship with growth. We partner closely with clients to move projects forward responsibly and efficiently. Our commitment is simple: leave it better. Better for our clients, the people we work with and the places we work in. Learn more: www.Kintera.ca
On-site · North Vancouver
The role focuses on field work, including road and boundary layout, GPS traversing, and ecological data collection. Responsibilities also involve supporting timber cruising and participating in pre-harvest field evaluations.
On-site · Prince George
The Forestry Assistant will primarily conduct field work, including road and boundary layout, GPS traversing, and ecological data collection. They will also support timber cruising activities and participate in pre-harvest cut block reconnaissance.
On-site · Prince George
The Forestry Assistant will primarily conduct field work, including road and boundary layout, GPS traversing, and ecological data collection. They will also support timber cruising activities and participate in pre-harvest cut block reconnaissance.
On-site · Chilliwack
The Forestry Assistant will primarily conduct field work, including road and boundary layout, GPS traversing, and ecological data collection. They will also support timber cruising activities and participate in pre-harvest cut block reconnaissance.
On-site · Salmon Arm
The Forestry Assistant will primarily conduct field work, including road and boundary layout, GPS traversing, and ecological data collection. They will also support timber cruising activities and assist with riparian management and utility access planning.