• Control and removal of invasive exotic aquatic plant species using various techniques to restore native ecosystems and biodiversity in the Bay of Carillon • Collect water samples and monitor the water quality such as pH, temperature, water flow, and conductivity • Operate and maintain different types of watercraft• Assist other project managers

• Inform the public about the Urbanova Biodiversity Corridor, it's preservation and the sensitivity of certain environments• Record data on observed uses, flora, fauna or any anomaly observed on the ArcGIS Collector program.• Inform users of the regulations in force• Walk or bike around the corridor for long periods of time in all weather conditions

• Inform users of issues relating to the emerald ash borer by walking around the Anse-à-l'Orme park in all weather conditions

• Bird care includes hand-feeding birds, preparing food, and cleaning enclosures• Medical examinations and administration of medications • Answering hotline phone calls • The birds in care are a variety of species such as songbirds and waterfowl that were either injured or orphaned

• Caring for wildlife species, cleaning animal enclosures, and preparing food for wildlife in care• Assisting in wildlife rescues and releases • Living on-site at the wildlife rehabilitation center and working with animals such as black bears, raccoons, and squirrels