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As a land stewardship and conservation graduate you'll find an expanding range of your possible careers.

Demands for accountability and global responsibility from the public and advocacy groups have triggered job growth in government, industries and regulatory bodies.

Opportunities include:

  • enhancing and conserving habitat
  • classifying and assessing wetlands and grasslands
  • conducting species-at-risk recovery
  • actively restoring disturbed landscapes
  • surveying plants, animals and soils
  • doing environmental site assessments
  • managing invasive plants

 See the different sectors and opportunities available to our alumni:

AIA

You can apply as an agrologist technologist in training (AIT) to earn Registered Technologist in Agrology designation through the Alberta Institute of Agrologists.

ASBP

You'll be eligible for a Biological Technician in Training designation through the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists (ASPB).

ECO Canada

This program provides preparation for graduates to become an Environmental Professional (EP) with ECO Canada. 

Diploma graduates are eligible to apply as an Environmental Professional in Training (Ept) and can upgrade to an EP after they have completed five years of relevant experience.