1940 Third Ave, Prince George, BC V2M 1G
Prince George Band Office (250) 562 888
Tsay Keh Dene Band Office (250) 993 210
Job post summary
Position: Director of Lands & Resources
Pay: $110,000.00 – $140,000.00 per year
Reports to: Executive Director / Director of Operations
Department: Lands & Resources
Position Type: Full Time
Hours of Work: 40 Hours/week
Tsay Keh Dene Nation is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Director of Lands & Resources to
lead our Lands and Resources Department. This is a senior leadership role responsible for
overseeing land stewardship, environmental protection, and resource development within Tsay
Keh Dene traditional territory. The Director will work closely with Chief and Council, Elders,
Knowledge Keepers, community members, government partners, and industry proponents to
ensure that all land and resource decisions reflect our Nation’s values, rights, and long-term
vision.
About the Role
The Director of Lands & Resources provides strategic management and oversight for all land,
natural resource, and environmental files, including forestry, mining, wildlife, water, and
territorial stewardship. This role leads consultation and accommodation processes, ensures
regulatory compliance, and supports sustainable development aligned with Tsay Keh Dene
priorities.
The successful candidate will bring a blend of technical expertise, leadership experience, and
cultural understanding to protect and advance the Nation’s lands, rights, and interests.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the Lands & Resources Department, including staff supervision, departmental
planning, and budget oversight.
- Manage all land and resource files within Tsay Keh Dene territory, including forestry,
mining, environmental monitoring, and land-use planning.
- Represent the Nation in consultations, negotiations, and regulatory processes with
government, industry, and partner organizations.
- Oversee review of permits, environmental assessments, technical documents, and
development proposals.
- Ensure integration of cultural values, traditional knowledge, and community priorities into
decision-making.
- Develop departmental policies, procedures, and strategies for stewardship, resource
management, and environmental protection.
