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This project aims to better understand how the Nunavik Sentinels program (https://espacepourlavie.ca/en/nunavik-sentinels-one-kind-project) has contributed to biodiversity discovering and monitoring across northern Canada. The position will contribute to an exciting program that merges conservation research and education across multiple northern communities in Canada, and will be co-developed with Dr. Maxim Larrivée, Director of the Montreal Insectarium. The selected student will take on the task of evaluating progress and discoveries after several years of activities, identifying challenges and opportunities while synthesizing the major breakthrough occurred since the beginning of the program. The project can include fieldwork activities and is ideal for students with a strong interest in biodiversity science and socio-ecological systems. Applicants with interest in GIS tools and biodiversity science are strongly encouraged to apply.

Research (75%), Teaching (25%).

Essential Skills and Qualifications BSc degree in ecology, conservation science, data science, geography, or a related field Canadian citizenship (current funding is sufficient only for domestic students) Desirable Skills Statistical modelling Familiarity with GIS tools and spatial analyses Familiarity with software R and R Studio

The position is a full time (40-h/week) position and comes with teaching assistantship. Salary is guaranteed for 2 years. The position will start in September 2026.