Climate Adaptation Intern

Job Posting / Internship2 Positions: Climate Adaptation InternOrganization: CLIMAtlantic IncLocation: virtual, anywhere in Atlantic CanadaType: 5-month contract to end of March, with possibility of extensionSalary Range: based on $48,750 annually, 37.5hrs/ week with flexible work hours (based on qualifications and experience)Benefits: We offer a generous benefits packageConditions: Requires approval under Science Horizons program (https://cleanfoundation.ca/workforce-development/science-horizons-interns/).Participating interns must be: must be between 15 and 30 years old at the start of the internship;must be legally entitled to work in Canada;must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or have been granted refugee status;must not be in receipt of Employment Insurance during their internship;cannot be currently enrolled in school; andmust be a graduate of degree or diploma programs from universities, colleges, post-secondary schools of technology, post-secondary institutes and CEGEP (collège d’enseignement général et professionnel, Québec).Don’t meet every single requirement? At CLIMAtlantic we strive to build a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace, so if you’re excited about this role but your past experience doesn’t align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles.CLIMAtlantic is committed to providing support and capacity building opportunities to the communities we work with, and we highly value lived experiences which bring diverse perspectives to our team. We encourage Indigenous applicants to apply.About The PositionIf you are interested in learning more about helping Atlantic Canadians understand the impacts from climate change and help them find approaches to manage and address those impacts, then this job might be for YOU! The Climate Adaptation Intern will be a member of the CLIMAtlantic team, mainly responsible for supporting adaptation activities, designing and implementing workshops, building relationships, and collaborating with partners and stakeholders. From supporting events and information gathering, to relationship and community building, they will have a varied day with regular check-in meetings and online communication through Slack.QualificationsThe successful Climate Adaptation Intern must possess:A university (or college) degree in environmental sciences, environmental planning, engineering, geography, environmental studies, climate change, marine, ocean, etc.Some experience (1 year, can be spread out) in the environmental and climate change field (e.g., climate change science, climate change adaptation, stakeholder and community engagement approaches, land-use planning, etc.)Interpersonal communications skills, both written and spokenRelationship and community-building skillsExperience using multiple perspectives to understand problems and co-develop solutionsEffective time and task managementThe ability to multitask and thrive both as a member of several teams and independently (working remotely)Event planning and logistics coordination skills an assetExperience with Google Suite (Gmail, Google docs, etc.), Slack messaging, Zoom, Canva, Mailchimp, and social media platforms is a strong assetBilingualism (English and French) is an assetAbility to travel throughout the Maritimes (carpooling is an option)The Climate Adaptation Intern may travel throughout Atlantic Canada at times. Though the Climate Adaptation Intern will engage regularly within the CLIMAtlantic network, their work will require that they be self-motivated and are able to work independently with effectiveness and efficiency. The Climate Adaptation Intern has a positive attitude and is both creative and proactive.ApplyApplications due by 9am Mon. Oct. 27, 2025.Start date: mid NovemberTo apply for the Climate Adaptation Intern position please send to info@climatlantic.ca :A cover letterYour resuméPlease mention you saw this posting at GoodWork.ca.Please combine all documents INTO ONE PDF DOCUMENT with your name in the document titleAbout The OrganizationCLIMAtlantic facilitates access to information and tools that enable Atlantic Canadians to support adaptation decision-making through collaboration, networking, partnerships, and communication. CLIMAtlantic is part of a national network of climate services organizations, and works with the four provincial governments and the federal government, as well as regional stakeholders and rightsholders.