Application Information
The City is currently accepting applications for three (3) volunteers for Environmental and Sustainability Experts Panel membership. The three (3) Public Members must have certification, accreditation, affiliation and/or demonstrated experience and expertise in matters of the environment and/or sustainability.
Applications will be accepted until Sunday, November 18, 2026
Applications will be accepted until Sunday, November 18, 2026
One (1) representative selected from each of the following areas of expertise:
- Sustainable Urban Planning & Natural Environment - to support the City in protecting and conserving ecosystems and natural resources while progressing integrated and sustainable urban development.
- Socio-cultural & Energy Poverty - to support the City in creating inclusivity and continue to improve quality of life.
- Sustainable Economic Growth - to support the City in attaining sustainable economic growth, prosperity and competitiveness while achieving its environmental and sustainability goals
Sought after expertise in these areas may include, but will not be limited to:
• Engineers (e.g., civil, water resources)
• Climatologists
• Ecologists
• Freshwater Biologists
• Physical Scientists
• Planners, MCIP
• Architects
• Other – Demonstrated Relevant Experience
This Panel provides City Council with expertise, opinion, and perspective about environmental and sustainability matters, including energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, adaptation, resilience, and energy poverty in St. John's. It also supports ongoing progress in these areas across the City. More information about the experts panel can be found in the Terms of Reference.
• Engineers (e.g., civil, water resources)
• Climatologists
• Ecologists
• Freshwater Biologists
• Physical Scientists
• Planners, MCIP
• Architects
• Other – Demonstrated Relevant Experience
This Panel provides City Council with expertise, opinion, and perspective about environmental and sustainability matters, including energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, adaptation, resilience, and energy poverty in St. John's. It also supports ongoing progress in these areas across the City. More information about the experts panel can be found in the Terms of Reference.
Eligibility
Preference will be given to residents of St. John’s. Public members must have certification, accreditation, affiliation and/or demonstrated expertise and experience in matters of the environment and/or sustainability. Exceptions may be made by the selecting body as appropriate.
Preference will be given to residents of St. John’s. Public members must have certification, accreditation, affiliation and/or demonstrated expertise and experience in matters of the environment and/or sustainability. Exceptions may be made by the selecting body as appropriate.
