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Job Opportunity: Fisheries Program Manager

Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance

Operations

Posted on Oct 8, 2026

CCIRA is hiring a Fisheries Program Manager, who will lead a team spanning community-based fisheries planning, policy and governance and applied science. You will also stay close to the work: spending time with Nation staff, helping solve difficult problems and supporting decisions shaped by each Nation’s direction, and visiting communities each year.

For all details, please see the full job posting: Fisheries Program Manager (pdf).

To Apply

Email your résumé and a brief cover letter to info@ccira.ca by 11:59pm PT on Monday October 19, 2026. In your application, please tell us about the work you have led, the people you have supported and how you approach Nation-directed fisheries work.

We anticipate a January 2027 start date, with flexibility to discuss timing with the successful candidate. All applicants must be based in British Columbia. CCIRA will not cover the cost of relocation.

Indigenous applicants are strongly encouraged to apply. We value the knowledge, relationships and experience Indigenous applicants may bring to Nation-directed fisheries work. You are welcome to tell us about relevant Nation-based, community and lived experience. Sharing personal information about your identity is your choice.

If you need an accommodation to apply or participate in an interview if you are invited through to that stage, contact info@ccira.ca. We will work with you on an appropriate process.

Drawing upon years of intensive research, surveys and multi-general knowledge, Central Coast First Nations say closures at key locations will maintain healthy crab populations.
On a March morning this spring, a group of scientists, educators, traditional knowledge holders, and resource managers gathered around a collection of screens on board the Canadian Coast Guard vessel Vector, with coffee cups in hand. They were tired from long days of work, but also excited about the day ahead. Cruising 400 meters below…
Last month, CCIRA representatives were invited to share insights on the effectiveness of the scientific approach within Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Mia-yaltwa Ha’lidzogm hoon (“Realm of the Salmon, Home of the Salmon”) provides marine protection for 6,700 square kilometres of coastal waters.
After receieving awards and rave reviews at screenings and festivals across North America, the Keepers of the Land is now streaming on CBC Gem.
Central Coast work together on a roadmap for ecological protection and economic prosperity.
Drawing upon years of intensive research, surveys and multi-general knowledge, Central Coast First Nations say closures at key locations will maintain healthy crab populations.
On a March morning this spring, a group of scientists, educators, traditional knowledge holders, and resource managers gathered around a collection of screens on board the Canadian Coast Guard vessel Vector, with coffee cups in hand. They were tired from long days of work, but also excited about the day ahead. Cruising 400 meters below…
Last month, CCIRA representatives were invited to share insights on the effectiveness of the scientific approach within Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Mia-yaltwa Ha’lidzogm hoon (“Realm of the Salmon, Home of the Salmon”) provides marine protection for 6,700 square kilometres of coastal waters.
After receieving awards and rave reviews at screenings and festivals across North America, the Keepers of the Land is now streaming on CBC Gem.
Central Coast work together on a roadmap for ecological protection and economic prosperity.
Drawing upon years of intensive research, surveys and multi-general knowledge, Central Coast First Nations say closures at key locations will maintain healthy crab populations.
On a March morning this spring, a group of scientists, educators, traditional knowledge holders, and resource managers gathered around a collection of screens on board the Canadian Coast Guard vessel Vector, with coffee cups in hand. They were tired from long days of work, but also excited about the day ahead. Cruising 400 meters below…
Last month, CCIRA representatives were invited to share insights on the effectiveness of the scientific approach within Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Mia-yaltwa Ha’lidzogm hoon (“Realm of the Salmon, Home of the Salmon”) provides marine protection for 6,700 square kilometres of coastal waters.
After receieving awards and rave reviews at screenings and festivals across North America, the Keepers of the Land is now streaming on CBC Gem.
Central Coast work together on a roadmap for ecological protection and economic prosperity.

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