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Tree Planter

Zanzibar Holdings

Job Details
Location:

Central and South Cariboo, Cascade/Okanagan, East Kootenay

Position Start Date:

April 5, 2026

Accommodation:

Motel

Pay Rate:

Piece rate, .20 to .35+ per tree

Rookies & New Workers Welcome to Apply:

No

Description & Qualifications
Job Description

Zanzibar is hiring experienced tree planters for our 2026 season. Our interior program will start in early April and run until the end of spring (~June 21).

 

Work varies by region, but is largely multi-species planting, and will have specific client/contract specifications. Season will include a mix of post wildfire restoration work and conventional planting.

 

Shifts are 3 and 1's.

 

All work is hotel/motel based.

 

Visit our website www.zanzibar.ca/apply-now to apply.

Certifications & Experience:

Zanzibar hires experienced planters for our planting season. Sufficency of length and breadth of experience will be determined during the application and interview process.

 

Opportunities for additional earnings may be available for certified Advanced First Aid attendants.

How to Apply
Application Deadline:

Saturday, February 28, 2026

Please apply through our website. Applications go to our managers group and qualified individuals will be contacted based on the areas of interest selected in the application form.

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