We'd love to have you join us
When you become part of RR2CS, you’re stepping into more than a position. You’re joining a dedicated group committed to empowering individuals to discover, embrace, and implement environmentally friendly solutions that uplift rural Alberta. We achieve this through sharing stories, building community connections and experimenting.
Ready to make a difference?
Here’s how you can get involved.
Employment Opportunities
Request for Proposal
We are seeking proposals from qualified consultants to support our Assessing Regenerative Natural Capital Opportunities (ARNCO) project. ARNCO is a one-year initiative designed to assess the feasibility and scalability of a Steward Ownership (SO) model—an innovative governance and financing structure—to expand regenerative agricultural land management in Alberta.
Project Coordinator - Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above questions, we’d love to hear from you!
Volunteer Opportunities
Participant - Regenerative Agriculture Lab
We’re seeking participants from across the agricultural value chain to join our Regenerative Agriculture Lab (RAL).
Together, we’ll work to grow Alberta’s regenerative agriculture system in a way that stays true to its values while creating positive impacts for our communities—socially, environmentally, and economically.
Advisory Committee - Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project (SAP) is seeking representative members of the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani Nations to form the Siksikaitsitapi Advisory Committee. The committee will consist of Blackfoot Knowledge Keepers, Elders, farmers, ranchers, food security specialists, and public/environmental/mental health professionals.
The SAP Advisory Committee will advise and support the inclusion of Siksikaitsitapi stakeholders in the areas of agriculture, and in the decision making process of the SAP Project Manager and Project Coordinators by sharing lived experiences, Blackfoot ways of knowing and protocols, and professional knowledge as it pertains to agricultural practices and co-benefits that impact the communities. The advisory committee will also provide Blackfoot cultural guidance to other RR2CS programming and staff as needed, creating a space for respectful relationship building and collaboration between all parties.
