Parks, Forestry & Horticulture jobs in the GTA

Every parks, forestry & horticulture posting we collect from Greater Toronto Area public sector employers, in one place. Titles differ from employer to employer, so we classify each posting into a single taxonomy rather than relying on the wording an employer happened to use. Postings are refreshed daily and every application is made on the employer’s own site. There are currently 13 jobs open in this category.

Current parks, forestry & horticulture openings

Coordinator, Urban Forestry (Contract up to 12 months)

Employer: City of Burlington Location:Burlington

Salary:$70,312–$87,891 a year Full time Experience:2–4 yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 23 October 2026 Closing soon 31 October 2026 Original posting on the City of Burlington site (opens in a new tab)
Co-Op Student - Landscape Architect

Employer: City of Mississauga Location:Mississauga

Contract Category:Planning, Development & Building

Posted 20 October 2026 Closing soon 31 October 2026 Original posting on the City of Mississauga site (opens in a new tab)
Natural Areas Student, Parks Operations II

Employer: City of Mississauga Location:Mississauga

Salary:$19.21–$22.88 an hour Seasonal Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 20 October 2026 Closes 12 November 2026 Original posting on the City of Mississauga site (opens in a new tab)
Parks Person I, General Maintenance

Employer: City of Mississauga Location:Mississauga

Salary:$70,807–$94,410 a year Full time Experience:5+ yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 20 October 2026 Closes 5 November 2026 Original posting on the City of Mississauga site (opens in a new tab)
Arborist

Employer: Town of Milton Location:Milton

Salary:$40.37 an hour Full time Experience:2+ yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 19 October 2026 Closes 17 November 2026 Original posting on the Town of Milton site (opens in a new tab)
Manager - Grounds, Building Operations & Client Experience

Employer: University of Toronto Location:Mississauga

Salary:$86,902–$101,385 a year Full time Experience:7+ yrs exp Category:Skilled Trades & Facilities

Posted 15 October 2026 Closing soon 31 October 2026 Original posting on the University of Toronto site (opens in a new tab)
Landscape Technician I

Employer: University of Toronto Location:Mississauga

Salary:$26.03 an hour Full time Experience:3+ yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 15 October 2026 Closing soon 28 October 2026 Original posting on the University of Toronto site (opens in a new tab)
Senior Project Manager (Forestry Services)

Employer: Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Location:Toronto

Full time Experience:5+ yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 15 October 2026 Closing soon 30 October 2026 Original posting on the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority site (opens in a new tab)
Parking Lot Attendant (**Weekends & Holidays)

Employer: Conservation Halton Location:Burlington

Seasonal Category:Transit & Transportation

Posted 24 September 2026 Original posting on the Conservation Halton site (opens in a new tab)
Operations Lead

Employer: Conservation Halton Location:Burlington

Salary:$19.79 an hour Seasonal Category:Skilled Trades & Facilities

Posted 24 September 2026 Original posting on the Conservation Halton site (opens in a new tab)
Operations Attendant (General Labour)

Employer: Conservation Halton Location:Burlington

Seasonal Category:Skilled Trades & Facilities

Posted 24 September 2026 Closing soon 30 October 2026 Original posting on the Conservation Halton site (opens in a new tab)
Groundskeeper

Employer: Humber River Health Location:Toronto

Salary:$29.78–$31.06 an hour Full time Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 17 August 2026 Original posting on the Humber River Health site (opens in a new tab)
Groundskeeper Opportunities: Current and Future Talent Pools

Employer: York University Location:Toronto

Part time Experience:2+ yrs exp Category:Parks, Forestry & Horticulture

Posted 21 June 2026 Original posting on the York University site (opens in a new tab)