Washington Stormwater Center is presenting two Free Workshops on Low Impact Development
The GIS internship, based in the Computer Applications Lab, is focused on developing advanced knowledge and skills in spatial data management and analysis through development of campus GIS data, database administration, and the support of research projects such as the… Continue Reading →
TONIGHT at 7PM (Free!) we have an amazing speaker in the Longhouse. Riki Ott is a marine toxicologist who has worked extensively on oil spill clean up efforts and fighting for justice for affected communities.
Get involved with your community! Local Environmental Events and Volunteer Opportunities Listed Below
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR North American Japanese Garden Association, Portland, Oregon Closes: Friday, June 3, 2011 Classification: Full-time Exempt Reports to: Board of Directors Salary range: $40,000 – $55,000 commensurate with experience
TOKEN COORDINATOR (CONTRACT; PART-TIME, TEMPORARY) Lents International Farmers Market, Portland, Oregon Closes: Friday, May 20, 2011 The Lents International Farmers’ Market is seeking a part-time, temporary (contract) Token Coordinator to operate the EBT/Debit machine and coordinate the Healthy Rewards matching… Continue Reading →
12th National Conference on Science, Policy and the Environment: Environment & Security January 18-20, 2012 Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center, Washington, DC Call for Session Proposals; submitted by June 27, 2011
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Northwest Harvest, Seattle, Washington Closes: Friday, June 3, 2011
EMPLOYMENT WITH THE CITY Current Job Opening 4619b – Intern – Public Works Engineering Transportation Salary: $11.00 – $15.00 PER HOUR Status: Temporary Flexible Hours Closing Date: Immediate Opening THE POSITION The incumbent will assist in performing traffic and turning… Continue Reading →
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South Sound Estuary Association would like to invite you, and anyone you know who may be interested, to attend a free lecture on salmon habitat restoration. Just the facts: When May 17th (next Tuesday night) 7pm Where LOTT WET Science… Continue Reading →
AQUATIC ECOLOGIST (GS-0408-11/12) ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ALASKA The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is recruiting for an Aquatic Ecologist to design and implement studies of freshwater and marine resources. The Aquatic Ecologist will be responsible for inventory and long-term monitoring… Continue Reading →
This recruitment is to fill three fulltime permanent positions located as follows: Region 1: Duty station located at the Walla Walla office. Region 4: Duty station located at the La Conner office. Region 5: Duty station is negotiable along I-5… Continue Reading →
Administrative/Exempt Positions: Athletic Trainer Cross Country/Track and Field Coach Purchasing and Contracts Manager Recreation Program Coordinator and Club Sports Advisor Resident Director Student Media Advisor Student Organizations Advisor Women’s Volleyball Coach Classified Positions within Civil Service Credentials Evaluator 2 Information… Continue Reading →
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For additional details please visit https://greenworknow.com. The Programs in Costa Rica are focused on Renewable Energy Education, Adventure, Culture, and Social Responsibility. The 12-day trip gives students a chance to explore the topics of RENEWABLE ENERGY and SUSTAINABILITY through interactive lectures… Continue Reading →
Apply online at www.neoninc.org The National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) is a nonprofit science corporation dedicated to understanding how changes in climate, land use and invasive species impact ecology. For the next three decades NEON will collect a comprehensive range… Continue Reading →
SPECIAL ECOLOGY SEMINAR FOR THE RESEARCH AMBASSADOR PROGRAM THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE Why are Chilies Hot: The Evolution of Plant-Animal Interactions Doug Levey University of Florida Tuesday, May 17, 2011, 4-5 P.M. SEM 2 E1105 The Research Ambassador Program is… Continue Reading →
Don’t wait, there is less than one week left to apply for a summer internship at OurEarth.org. OurEarth.org’s Environmental Leadership Program offers students a rare opportunity to develop as leaders and learn many of the skills that are necessary for… Continue Reading →
Many small woodland owners are interested in taking a more business-like approach to managing their forests. Through a careful inventory of forest resources, understanding the various timber and non-timber products a forest can yield, and identifying local resources such as… Continue Reading →
Want to learn about our local Pacific NW Invertebrates (and fish) online in the comfort of your own home? Some call them Webinars – we call them Fishinars! Using the REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation) curriculum, I will be teaching… Continue Reading →
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The Marketing Intern will manage all aspects of marketing related to Natural Resources Youth Camp. The main projects will include: reviewing current marketing efforts for sponsors and advertising and establishing an Alumni Network and a Marketing Plan to pursue other… Continue Reading →
http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/ofc/2366623351.html Intercity Transit is currently seeking an Environmental and Sustainability Management System (ESMS) Intern. The Intern will support the objectives and further the mission of the Intercity Transit ESMS Program. The Intern will work under the direction of the Grants… Continue Reading →
When: 7:00 pm, Tuesday, May 10, 2011 Where: Batdorf & Bronson Coffee House, 516 Capitol Way South, Olympia, Washington. Phone 360.786.6717 Batdorf & Bronson has three locations in Olympia. Science Café meets in the downtown coffee house on Capitol Way…. Continue Reading →
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