Interested in going on for a PhD? Want to figure out if that is the path for you? Join Martha Henderson, MES Director, for advice on deciding if a PhD is right for you and what steps you need to… Continue Reading →
14th Annual Oregon spotted frog (Rana pretiosa) egg mass surveys at Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge to occur in March 2012 If interested, please contact: Tiffany Hicks, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife,E-mail: Tiffany.Hicks@dfw.wa.gov, Office phone: (360) 902-2544. Description Below:
The position is located on the LTBMU, within the Ecosystem Conservation Department – Biology Group and will be supervised by the Biological Program Leader. The position will serve as a Botanist and will include botanical project support work (including writing… Continue Reading →
Gail can take some students with her so let her know if you want to go to this! It’s a great networking opportunity. Date: Friday, March 30, 2012 Time: 9:30 to 4:00 PM Location: IslandWood, Bainbridge Island Storming the Sound… Continue Reading →
Open: February 3, 2012 Closes: February 10, 2012 Recruitment: 1629-12 Position: Non-permanent Fish and Wildlife Scientific Technician 1, 2, and 3 (15 positions)
The Coal Hard Truth Forum Learn more about protecting Olympia from 20 mile and half long coal trains per day! Learn about a proposed dirty coal export project that would dramatically affect our community and potentially our water supply, and… Continue Reading →
A CLIMATE CHANGE LECTURE & WORKSHOP! Dr. Lynn Wilson (who attended the UNFCCC in Durban, South Africa with me and has a NGO that works with the UN) will hold a lecture and workshop on Friday, Feb. 10th from 3pm-6pm… Continue Reading →
Conference – Restoration 2012 : Beyond Borders Four of the Northwest’s premiere ecological restoration and fisheries organizations are coming together to present Restoration 2012 : Beyond Borders, May 15-18 in Victoria BC. From climate change to trade to plant and… Continue Reading →
Take this chance to replace all your trees and shrubs damaged by the storm! Attached is the order form, with species information. For more info on our sale or native plants, give us a call: 360-754-3588
Waste Prevention Assistance Intern—Thurston County Public Works, Solid Waste Status: Part-time (up to 20 hours per week)–negotiable Closing Date: Open until filled Position Start Date: When filled–negotiable
Watershed Services Market Demonstration Project Environmental Planner (Half-Time Project) Recruitment #2012-02-WSMDP JOB CLASSIFICATION: Environmental Planner 1 SALARY RANGE: Range 43 = $15.91 – $20.77 per hour
State of Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife invites applications for the position of: Fish & Wildlife Biologist 2 *00208W Salary: $3,117.00 – $4,088.00 Monthly
World Water Day Event Date: Saturday, March 17, 2012 Time: 1:00 to 4:00 pm Where: WET Science Center 500 Adams St. NE in Olympia
There will be several natural resource job opportunities on the Detroit Ranger District in Detroit, Oregon this upcoming field season. Positions available may include: Biological Science Technician (Botany) GS-04/05 Biological Science Technician (Wildlife) GS-04/05 Biological Science Technician (Fisheries) GS-04/05 Hydrologic… Continue Reading →
Cascade red fox and wolverine snow tracking Volunteer Position
List of Amazing Event & Volunteer Opportunities! A great way to get connected with the local communities!
What Would Carl Sagan Say? A Workshop on Science Communication UW School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences, Room #203 Seattle, WA In this one-day, hands-training you will gain skills and learn tools for compelling storytelling to broaden the impact of… Continue Reading →
Position: Development Assistant, Bark Compensation: Part-time, $15-$18/hour based on experience General Responsibilities: The Development Assistant is responsible for assisting the Executive Director in meeting fundraising goals through grant writing and coordination and donor support.
Position: Grassroots Organizer with Bark Compensation: Full-time. Annual salary of $27,000-$30,000, depending on experience. Generous health/dental/vision benefits. General Responsibilities: The Grassroots Organizer is responsible for deepening engagement from current supporters in Bark’s programs and growing our grassroots network in Mt. Hood communities…. Continue Reading →
When: 7:00 pm, Tuesday, February 14, 2012 Where: Harned Hall, Saint Martin’s University, 5300 Pacific Avenue SE, Lacey, Washington Our topic for February is Reclaimed Water and Groundwater Infiltration: How Wastewater Becomes a Resource
Volunteer avian field positions – Laysan Island (Near Hawaii)
Part time Garden Manager – Corvallis Environmental Center – Corvallis, OR
Farm Manager – Center for Research in Environmental Sciences and Technologies Farm to School program – Clackamas County, OR
PAID Forestry internship with the state of Oregon – Coos Bay Here is an excellent PAID internship opportunity in Coos Bay from June through August 2012 for CURRENTLY ENROLLED students in NR, Forestry, or a related field.
Politics and Economics Internships in Washington, DC – Georgetown, University
Wildlife Intern (2 positions) – The High Desert Museum – Bend, Oregon
Paid internship: Flora of Pennsylvania – Botany – Philadelphia, PA
Biological Technician (Fisheries) – Chugach National Forest – Cordova, AK
SUMMER JOBS FOR STUDENTS IN AGRICULTURE AND BIOLOGY – Willamette Agricultural Consulting – Salem, OR
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