Environment and forestry intern
About the Organization
Habitat an environmental consulting firm whose mission is to accelerate the ecological transition by turning ambitions into concrete, sustainable actions.
We help a wide range of organizations integrate environmental considerations into the heart of their strategic decisions. Our work is grounded in recognized expertise in modeling, biodiversity monitoring, ecosystem services assessment, and sustainable land-use planning.
Job Summary
The intern will support the project implementation teams in the roles of project manager and data analyst. Habitat to offering diverse internships to provide an enriching and educational work experience, allowing interns to discover various aspects of professional practice in environmental consulting services, particularly in climate resilience, urban forestry, biodiversity monitoring, and ecosystem services assessment.
Under the supervision of experienced professionals, the intern will participate in the following activities:
• Participation in the analysis and validation of environmental data
• Creation of maps (QGIS) and tables for reports
• Assistance with the preparation of technical reports and project documents (greening plans, climate plans, biodiversity consulting for businesses, etc.)
• Assisting project managers with planning and monitoring projects
• Field data collection (inventories, surveys, observations), which may involve travel to various locations in Quebec
• Assisting with various tasks necessary to support project implementation teams
The tasks assigned during the internship may vary depending on the projects and assignments underway at the time the internship begins.
JOB PROFILE AND HIRING CRITERIA
Requirements
Proficiency in both written and spoken French
Be a permanent resident or a Canadian citizen
Be able to work from Montreal
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
Independence, organizational skills, and flexibility
Ability to work both in the office and in the field
Must be present in the office 3 days a week, except during weeks that include fieldwork; option to work from home 2 days a week.
The applicant must meet the eligibility criteria for applicable government grant programs, if any.
Strengths
Class 5 driver's license
Knowledge of geographic information system (GIS) tools
Why choose Habitat
Flexible work arrangements that allow for an optimal balance between work and personal life
Hybrid work arrangement: remote work and an office located in Mile-End with a view of Mount Royal
Competitive compensation and benefits
An organization offering strategic challenges and opportunities for growth
A dedicated and collaborative team, driven by the values of innovation and sustainability
A meaningful mission: to actively contribute to the environmental transition and the preservation of biodiversity
Working conditions
Salary: $22/hour
Full-time: 35 hours per week – with the option to work the 35-hour week from Monday to Thursday, starting June 24
Time off: two statutory holidays in June and July + 2 sick/personal days for the duration of the internship
Hybrid work model (remote / office / field)
Computer and field equipment provided by Habitat
INTERNSHIP PERIOD
(to be discussed and confirmed upon hiring)
Start date: Tuesday, May 19
End date: August 28
Duration: 14 weeks
Application Process
Application deadline: May 4, 2026
Only selected candidates will be contacted. Habitat the right to conduct interviews before the deadline.