EDI Environmental Dynamics Inc.

Today is World Water Day. The theme this year is "Valuing Water". What value does water have for you? At EDI, we are excited about having the opportunity to study water resources in western and northern Canada and provide support for maintaining their quality. #water #life #EDI

We are expanding our team at EDI! We are looking for Senior Biologists to join our Whitehorse and Calgary offices, although other locations would be considered. If you are interested, or know someone who may be, please visit our Job Opportunities page for additional details. https://edynamics.com/careers/job-opportunities/ #terrestrial #wildlife #vegetation #wetlands #HabitatAssessment #WildlifeSurveys #StudyDesign #Whitehorse #Yukon #Calgary #Alberta #EDI

If you are a skilled Project Administrator, we have an opportunity for you! EDI is seeking an experienced and dependable individual to assist and support recruitment for a large-scale project located in northern BC. For additional details, visit our Job Opportunities page. https://edynamics.com/careers/job-opportunities/ #ProjectAdmininstration #Recruitment #PrinceGeorge #BritishColumbia #EDI

EDI is glad to be able to support Caledonia Nordic.

EDI has a permanent full-time opportunity for the position of Biologist in our Prince George office, although other locations may be considered. We are looking for someone with technical expertise in terrestrial or aquatic effects assessment, environmental field surveys, and study design. For additional details, please visit the posting on our Job Opportunities webpage. https://edynamics.com/careers/job-opportunities/ #Fish #FishHabitat #Hydrology #SoilScience #VegetationEcology #WildlifeHabitat #TerrestrialEcosystemMapping #WetlandEcology #Reclamation #Employment #EDI

Are you an experienced aquatic biologist or environmental scientist, looking for a change or a great team to join? EDI is hiring an Intermediate or Senior Aquatic Biologist for our office in Burnaby, BC. Visit our website for additional details on this position: https://edynamics.com/careers/job-opportunities/ #Aquatics #EnvironmentalScience #Burnaby #EDI

EDI embraces a philosophy of Down to Earth Biology. To learn more, please view our video and visit our website at https://edynamics.com/. And if you’ve registered for the 2021 BC Natural Resources Forum, be sure to check out our Virtual Booth at the conference. That’s where you’ll find EDI handouts, LIVE session presentations, mini posters, job postings, and even a raffle. For more information and to register for the online BC Natural Resources Forum, taking place January 26 to 28, please go to https://bcnaturalresourcesforum.com/. #Practical #EnvironmentalScience #Biology #Aquatics #Terrestrial #EDI

Aurora in Yukon. Photo credit: Elaine Kennedy, EDI Whitehorse. #beautyofnature #aurora #northernlights #yukon #EDI

Photo of the Month: A short hike to a viewpoint along the south side of Cox Bay provides an incredible view of the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island. Breathtaking landscapes, an ocean rich with marine life, dense temperate rainforests and vast sandy beaches offer endless opportunities for nature appreciation both on and off the job. Photo and caption credit: Adam Compton, EDI Nanaimo. #coxbay #vancouverisland #britishcolumbia #EDI

EDI would like to thank all the farmers and landowners we work with and encounter on a regular basis across western and northern Canada. We know how hard you work to produce the crops and livestock on which we depend. At this time of year, we wish you a successful and bountiful harvest! Photo credit: Laurie Fenner. #harvest2020 #farming #EDI

Check this out: EDI terrestrial ecologist, Rachelle Robitaille, has contributed an article to The Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists Bulletin. The article discusses the Yukon Ecological and Landscape Classification System. Great work, Rachelle! To view the article, follow the link and go to page 4: https://cseb-scbe.org///CSEB_Vol76-4-Winter-2019-email.pdf #ecology #landscape #classification #yukon #EDI

Rachelle Robitaille, a terrestrial ecologist at EDI, has been working on an interesting project involving protective measures for boreal caribou. For additional details, please follow the link. #guidelines #caribou #boreal #EDI

Photo of the Month: Teslin River, YT. Photo credit: Joel MacFabe, EDI Whitehorse #teslinriver #yukon #Chinooksalmon #EDI

Winter scene of Morley River, Yukon. This river is fed by ‘warm’ lake water and stays open all winter providing optimal conditions for Chinook salmon eggs and newly hatched alevin. Photo credit: Dawn Hansen, EDI Whitehorse. #beautyofwinter #morleyriver #yukon #EDI

If you are an Aquatic or Fish Biologist looking for a rewarding career, please follow the link to our latest job description. At EDI, we believe one of our greatest successes is our unique company structure, which fosters a terrific team environment and a very high level of employee retention. https://edynamics.com//Intermediate-Fish-Biologist_VA_20Au #aquatics #fish #Burnaby #EDI

Did You Know: Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are adaptable, typically nocturnal, mammals. They use their dexterous front paws and fingers to acquire food and access various types of denning sites, such as trees, fallen logs and abandon buildings. They are found in many different types of habitats (e.g., forests, marshes, prairies, and cities) and will eat just about anything (e.g., frogs, mice, eggs, insects, crayfish, fruits, plants, and garbage). Information source: nationalgeographic.com. Photo source: Jeremi Skelton, EDI Saskatoon.

At EDI, our brand promise revolves around three essential elements: We are people you can talk to Our team members are approachable, resourceful, and genuine. We partner with our clients to work together from start to finish. We are focused on what matters Our teams use practical, realistic approaches to create solutions to project challenges. We are experts you can trust We are supportive and accountable with a focus on teamwork, trust, and respect.... Feel free to call our team members at any of our eight offices across western and northern Canada. Our contact information and list of services can be found on our website. https://edynamics.com/ #Aquatics #Terrestrial #Wetlands #EA #EnvironmentalManagement #EnvironmentalMonitoring #GIS #HabitatRestoration #Training #Diving

Photo of the Month: Icy Pass near Kitimat, BC. Photo credit: Morgan McMillan, EDI Grande Prairie #IcyPass #Kitimat #BC #EDI

The Western Red Lily (Lilium philadelphicum L.) is the floral emblem of Saskatchewan. These flowers can be found in the Prairie provinces, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Ontario and Quebec within moist meadows, semi-wooded areas, and even roadside ditches. Photo credit: Launne Kolla, EDI Saskatoon.

Did You Know: Rough-skinned newts (Taricha granulosa) are found in BC forested areas close to wetlands, ponds, slow-flowing streams and other shallow aquatic habitats. These newts are the most poisonous amphibian in BC, producing a powerful neurotoxin. When threatened, they raise their head and tail to show their bright yellow-orange belly as a warning of their toxicity. Fact source: canadianherpetology.ca. Photo source: Brodie Smith, EDI Vancouver. #newt #amphibian #toxic #BC #EDI

EDI team members in Grande Prairie provide a diversity of environmental services for a variety of sectors and project phases. To see additional information on our Grande Prairie team, please follow the link: https://edynamics.com//team-s/team-stories-grande-prairie/ #aquatic #terrestrial #wetland #GrandePrairie #EDI