NYC Environmental Planning & Technical Positions

An ENSP alumni from 2010 works in NYC for the Department of Environmental Protection shared some job openings:

 

• Managing Director, Integrated Water Management | City of New York Jobs (nyc.gov)
• Industrial/Commercial Program Section Lead | City of New York Jobs (nyc.gov)

• Applications Developer | City of New York Jobs (nyc.gov)
• Assistant Civil Engineer | City of New York Jobs (nyc.gov)
• MS4 Program Manager | City of New York Jobs (nyc.gov)
  

NOAA Internship (GIS/cartography) and 5 Federal Field (hydrography) Positions

We have six openings at NOAA's Coast Survey listed below -- five federal entry-level field hydrography positions on one of our small boat crews at different locations around the country, and one contractor GIS Specialist summer internship at our Silver Spring, MD headquarters with ERT. Please feel free to share with your students, soon-to-be-graduates, and recent graduates.

GIS Specialist (Summer Internship) - The intern will work in the Format and Distribution Branch (FADS) of the Marine Chart Division (MCD), which is responsible for distribution of all nautical chart products and associated catalogs used in the safe navigation in U.S territorial waters. He or she will develop and implement GIS software and database solutions to improve automated processes for the nautical charting system and hydrographic services, among other duties. Must have 2+years of experience working with ArcGIS and geospatial data.

Navigation Response Team Physical Science Technicians (5 positions in 4 locations, including Fernadina Beach, FL, Galveston, TX, Stennis, MS, and Seattle, WA) -- The selected candidates will crew and conduct hydrographic surveys, as well as respond to maritime emergencies from onboard one of our Navigation Response Team small vessels. NOAA’s NRTs work around-the-clock after a storm to speed the reopening of ports and waterways. The teams operate trailer-able survey launches equipped with multibeam and side scan sonar which help identify dangers to navigation. During an emergency response the NRTs provide time-sensitive information to the U.S. Coast Guard or port officials, and transmit data to NOAA cartographers for updating Coast Survey’s suite of navigational charts. The teams also respond to maritime incidents such as vessel groundings, sinkings, or cargo loss that may require underwater searches to mitigate risk to life and property.

Position Available
C&O Canal Trust

The C&O Canal Trust is seeking an enthusiastic, people-oriented Volunteer and Program Coordinator to manage the daily operations of our volunteer program and Nationally-acclaimed Canal Quarters overnight program. This is a unique and fulfilling full-time position serving one of the most popular National Parks, the C&O Canal!

For more information, full job description, and how to apply, applicants should visit https://www.canaltrust.org/about-us/employment/

Applications are due Oct 31.

Position with National Parks Service

There is a vacancy at St Croix National Scenic Riverway (the first of the original 8 Wild and Scenic Rivers). The position is now open, despite the title of the position, it is NOT a straight-up admin position.

A little background on the position: this person will help negotiate compliance for our existing CUA (commercial services) program which is about 45 vendors grossing $7M+ a year; investigate potential historic lease properties around the park; and investigate fee collection potential for specific services (e.g., group campsites, boat launches, parking) around the park. All this work would be completed with regional staff and the park's management team. The position is really a 50:30:20 ratio of resource protection/compliance to visitor services to administration.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/505936200

Benefits are fabulous, including a $1 for $1 match on retirement up to 5% of gross salary, health and life insurance, relocation paid, housing is open for 60 days, developmental potential is huge.

AmeriCorps City Sustainability Position

ShoreCorps, an AmeriCorps program at Salisbury University, is seeking a competent and energetic individual for the position of Sustainability Coordinator for the City of Salisbury.

Program Description: Work with the Sanitation Superintendent on a range of projects and tasks focused on sustainability to help reduce the City’s impact on the environment. Specific areas of focus include working with Salisbury organizations and neighborhoods to educate about recycling with waste reduction, research sustainability projects in other municipalities and represent the Sanitation Department at the Sustainability Advisory Committee meetings.

Position Description: The Sustainability Coordinator position will conduct recycling outreach by organizing volunteer opportunities to educate residents, initiate door-knocking campaigns and create educational opportunities for K-12 students. The Sustainability Coordinator will also help manage the City’s recycling brand, implement new best practices and recommend policy change.

This position is offered through a partnership with ShoreCorps, the AmeriCorps program at Salisbury University. It is contingent upon federal funding and approval of the AmeriCorps office.

For more information on AmeriCorps requirements, benefits and responsibilities, visit www.salisbury.edu/americorps.

Chesapeake Watershed Forester position
Maryland Forest Service

Maryland Forest Service is recruiting for a long-term contractual Natural Resources Planner I position to support the use of forestry practices in the Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts. Please share this announcement with any interested candidates.

The application is available on the MD DNR website at: https://www.jobapscloud.com/MD/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=18&R2=002308&R3=0001

Online application is strongly recommended. Applications will be accepted until midnight August 3rd.

Spring 2018 Internships
National Park Service

The National Park Service is pleased to announce nearly 100 paid internships for the Spring 2018 semester! Eligible applicants must be currently enrolled in an academic program or have recently graduated (December 2016 or later).

These exciting opportunities include working with the National Park Service's Certified Local Government Program, Office of Tribal Relations and American Cultures, Gettysburg National Military Park, Everglades National Park, Zion National Park, Yosemite National Park andmany others. Find out more about each position and apply at: http://www.preservenet.cornell.edu/employ/ncpe.php

Applications are due Sunday, October 22. 

Questions?  Please email waso_cr-intern@nps.gov

Federal Jobs Available

Geospatial Information Officer-Interdisciplinary

GS-0150-13/14, BOEM
Interdisciplinary-Geologist/Physical Scientist/Cartographer (Geospatial Information  Officer), GS-13-14, Series GS-0150/GS-1301/GS-1370 (FPL GS-14) located in Sterling, VA.

Announcement number: *BOEM-MMCC-17-KY-047(MP)*
Opens: 8/07/2017
Closes: 8/21/2017https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/476359500


*APPLICATION INFORMATION:* Applications must be submitted online using the "Apply Online" link from the job announcement in USAJOBS; please follow the "How to Apply" instructions in the announcement.

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Geologist GS-1350-07/09, BOEM, Virginia
*Geologist*
GS-1350-07/09
BOEM, Office of Strategic Resources Programs
Marine Minerals Branch
Duty Location: Sterling, VA

*BOEM-MMCC-17-RD-058(DEU)*
Hyperlink to USAJOBS: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/476726100

*BOEM-MMCC-17-RD-059(MP)*
Hyperlink to USAJOBS: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/476726600

*Closing Date:* Friday, August 25th

*APPLICATION INFORMATION:* Applications must be submitted online using the "Apply Online" link from the job announcement in USAJOBS; please follow the "How to Apply" instructions in the announcement.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, West Virginia Field Office
Endangered Species Education and Outreach AmeriCorps Position

The USFWS West Virginia Field Office located in Elkins, WV, is looking for a creative, self-motivated individual to support the development and growth of environmental education in our region. This position will assist the Endangered Species Program with education and outreach events, and other habitat conservation activities. Our organization believes that taking the time to introduce both children and adults to nature, and to educate them about the wonders of the environment they live in, allows them to develop a sense of place and an understanding of the natural world that will continue to teach and inspire them for a lifetime.

Duties include planning and implementing events, partnerships and collaboration, newsletters, blogs, social media, speaking at schools, and ...did we mention events? Other duties may include some hands on river clean ups, non-native invasive species control, and field monitoring. Educational programming will focus on threatened and endangered species of WV and non-native invasive species. This includes a diversity of endangered species such as our charismatic cave-dwelling bats, surprisingly-fascinating freshwater mussels, crayfish, plants, salamanders, and more! Other projects and tasks may be included, depending on the specific interests of the AmeriCorps member. This member will be encouraged to work with other agencies and organizations (such as the Forest Service, Refuges, local schools, etc.) to develop projects. Opportunities for professional development and networking are also encouraged and supported. Our office prides itself on creating a fun, safe work environment and we are always happy to accept new talent.

Applicants should be comfortable speaking with the public and working with volunteers. The position will start September 5, 2016 and will be full-time for 11 ½ months. AmeriCorps members serve full-time and receive a living allowance, plus an educational award at the completion of your one year commitment. 

More details about the Appalachian Forest Heritage Area Americorps program, candidate requirements, and information on how to apply can be found here: http://www.afha.us/americorps.htm

Senior Fisheries Biologist
Hoopa Valley Tribe, California

Responsibilities:
Leads the Habitat Division of the Hoopa Tribal Fisheries Department. Oversees subordinate staff of biologists and technicians and contributes to the effective fulfillment of the Department's mission. Designs fishery restoration and monitoring programs, develops budgets, disseminates knowledge to Hoopa Valley Tribal government and other governmental and non-governmental organizations.

E-mail to request complete job description.

Qualifications:
MS degree or equivalent in Fisheries or Wildlife Biology plus three years related experience and/or training; or a BS degree plus five years related experience and/or training

Salary:
$59,974-$111,126 Annually DOE

Contact/Email: 
hupafish@hoopa-nsn.gov

Environmental Associate position
San Francisco Department of Environment

The Associate will assist the Residential and Special Project Zero Waste Coordinator and the Assistant Coordinator in performing professional level work implementing the Mandatory Recycling and Composting Ordinance in the multi-family, and single family residential sectors. The Residential and Special Projects Zero Waste Associate will report directly to the Residential and Special Projects Zero Waste Assistant Coordinator.

To learn more and to apply, visit: https://www.jobaps.com/SF/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=PEX&R2=9922&R3=076380

Job Announcement
Coastal Climate Specialist

Maryland Sea Grant is pleased to announce an opening in our extension program for a coastal climate specialist. We are looking for a dynamic individual interested in working across science, government, and communities to provide problem-solving assistance to decision-makers and communities. Joining our talented team of extension experts in water resources, the new position will be expected to develop and lead programming focusing on issues facing coastal communities in Maryland. The position announcement with details of the job can be found at http://agnr.umd.edu/careers/jobs/agent-associate-maryland-sea-grant-coastal-climate-specialist. A master’s degree is a minimum requirement, applicants holding a PhD are encouraged to apply. The University of Maryland provides an excellent benefits package with this position. For best consideration please apply by April 30, 2017. We look forward to reviewing your application.

MULTIPLE JOB OPENINGS!

 

1. Executive Director, Penobscot East Resource Center

2. Development Officer (Full time), The Ocean Foundation

3. Accounting Clerk (Part-Time), The Ocean Foundation

4. Foundation Operations Associate (Full-Time), The Ocean Foundation

5. Marketing Associate (Full-Time), The Ocean Foundation

6. Constituent and Legislative Affairs Intern,NOAA Office of Response and Restoration

7. Science Educator, Loggerhead Marinelife Center

8. Deckhands aboard floating classroom and Seasonal Rangers at Paradise Creek Nature Park, Elizabeth River Project

9. Summer 2017 Internship Opportunity, The Center for Coastal Studies

10. Senior Program Assistant, National Academies of Sciences

11. Lead Educator for the 2017 sailing season, Deep Green Wilderness

12. Aquarium Conservation Partnership Coordinator, Aquarium Conservation Partnership

13. Ocean Conservation Policy Manager, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Monterey Bay Aquarium

14. Constituent & Legislative Affairs Volunteer Internship,NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

15. Media Relations Volunteer Internship,NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

16. Destination Marketing and Outdoor Recreation Intern, NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

17. Associate or Full Professor to serve as Director, University of Rhode Island

18. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer, University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography

19. Summer Camp Counselor, Greater Farallones Association

20. Climate Resiliency Specialist, County of San Mateo - Office of Sustainability

 

1. Executive Director

Organization: Penobscot East Resource Center

Location: Stonington, ME

 

Description: PERC seeks a talented and dedicated individual to assume the position of Executive Director in 2017. The new Executive Director will succeed Robin Alden who co-founded PERC in 2003 along with a small group of community leaders dedicated to the principle of joint stakeholder stewardship of Maine's coastal fisheries.  The organization has grown rapidly in its first 13 years and expects to expand its activities further.  PERC now has an annual budget nearing $2 million, employs 12 dedicated professionals and contractors, and has a talented and highly engaged Board of Directors. It is widely seen as a leader in the field of Maine fisheries policy and works both on its own and as a partner with other organizations dedicated to related programs or policy objectives. Advocacy for PERC's mission, vision and goals will be tireless, from the local café to the statehouse to the White House. PERC's new Executive Director could come from any of a wide range of nonprofit, private, academic or governmental backgrounds. PERC seeks a person who earns the respect of fishermen, who brings a deep and sustained commitment to and passion for the institution's mission and values and the drive to make a difference in Eastern Maine, statewide and beyond

For more information and to apply: Go to www.penobscoteast.org for a full position announcement

 

2. Development Officer (Full time)

Organization: The Ocean Foundation

Location: Washington, DC

 

Description: Do you love of the ocean? Do you want to learn about global marine and coastal environments? Are you ready to be part of a team to support, strengthen and promote global organizations dedicated to preserving ocean environments around the world? The Ocean Foundation, a non-profit international community foundation is looking fora Development Officer to join our team!  The position will manage all aspects of fundraising for the organization including individual giving, foundation grants and Board giving. The Officer will lead grant proposal development, donor stewardship, prospective donor research and giving campaign design and implementation. The position will be part of the management team at the foundation. Excellent writing and communication skills a must!

For more information and to apply: Please send resume and cover letter to jobs@oceanfdn.org. Include "Development Officer" in the subject line. Deadline for applications is January 13, 2017.

 

3. Accounting Clerk (Part-Time)

Organization: The Ocean Foundation

Location: Washington, DC

 

Description:

Do you love of the ocean? Do you want to learn about global marine and coastal environments? Are you ready to be part of a team to support, strengthen and promote global organizations dedicated to preserving ocean environments around the world? The Ocean Foundation, a non-profit international community foundation is looking for an Accounting Clerk to join our team!  The position will support the accounting supervisors in processing of invoices and expenses through check processing and wire transferring, preparing and making bank deposits, maintaining master accounting files, and providing general support to accounting and program staff. English fluency a must, Spanish skills a plus!

For more information and to apply: Please send resume and cover letter to jobs@oceanfdn.org. Include "Accounting Clerk" in the subject line. Deadline for applications is January 13, 2017.

 

4. Foundation Operations Associate (Full-Time)

Organization: The Ocean Foundation

Location: Washington, DC

 

Description: Do you love of the ocean? Do you want to learn about global marine and coastal environments? Are you ready to be part of a team to support, strengthen and promote global organizations dedicated to preserving ocean environments around the world? The Ocean Foundation, a non-profit international community foundation is looking for a Foundation Operations Associate to join our team! The position will support all aspects of business operations including DC headquarter office facilities, program activities including grants management, monitoring and evaluations, and special project implementation. The position will assist marketing and fundraising campaign activities and participate in foundation and government grant proposal development. Strong planning and organizing skills a must!

For more information and to apply:  Please send resume and cover letter to jobs@oceanfdn.org. Include "Foundation Operations Associate in the subject line. Deadline for applications is January 13, 2017.

 

5. Marketing Associate (Full-Time)

Organization: The Ocean Foundation

Location: Washington, DC

 

Description:  Do you love of the ocean? Do you want to learn about global marine and coastal environments? Are you ready to be part of a team to support, strengthen and promote global organizations dedicated to preserving ocean environments around the world? The Ocean Foundation, a non-profit international community foundation is looking for a Marketing Associate to join our team! The position will support all aspects of marketing and communications including design of website and social media content, development of creative projects including newsletters, digital imaging, and implementation of marketing and fundraising campaigns. The position will coordinate the annual report design and development as well as other special projects including management presentations for speaking engagements. Excellent writing and design skills required!

For more information and to apply: Please send resume and cover letter to jobs@oceanfdn.org. Include "Marketing Associate in the subject line. Deadline for applications is January 13, 2017.

 

6. Constituent and Legislative Affairs Intern

Organization: NOAA Office of Response and Restoration

Location: Silver Spring, MD

 

Description: NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration is looking for motivated self-starters who enjoy independent as well as group work to join our team. The ideal candidate for the Constituent and Legislative Affairs internship will possess a strong academic background and the desire to immerse him or herself in the world of marine policy and the internal workings of a federal office. Major responsibilities include tracking key legislation and policy initiatives, assisting in preparation for and execution of congressional outreach events, and more. Interns are also expected to develop a project based on their interests and present on the project to the NOAA community.

For more information and to apply: http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/about/constituent-and-legislative-affairs-intern.html

 

7. Science Educator

Organization: Loggerhead Marinelife Center

Location: The Science Educator is directly responsible for the maintenance, creation, implementation, execution and volunteer training for both free and fee-based programs associated with the Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC).  The Science Educator is also responsible for evening seasonal programs and  programming for iconic LMC events.

Description: Interested applicants may submit their resume, cover letter and three (3) references to education@marinelife.org

For more information and to apply: www.marinelife.org/careers

 

8. Deckhands aboard our award winning Learning Barge floating classroom and Seasonal Rangers at our 40-acre nature park, Paradise Creek Nature Park

Organization: Elizabeth River Project

Location: Portsmouth, VA

 

Description: The spring season will run from March-June 2017 with field trips Mon-Fri. Deckhands and Rangers will educate, motivate, and mentor youth while sharing valuable knowledge pertaining to the Elizabeth River, Chesapeake Bay, Sea-level rise, and Stewardship among others.

For more information and to apply: http://www.elizabethriver.org/employment

 

9. Summer 2017 Internship Opportunity

Organization: The Center for Coastal Studies

Location: Provincetown, MA

 

Description: Intern will assist with environmental education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and festivals, including CCS's signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in staffing the Center's marine discovery center; designing and delivering presentations, answering questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean conservation issues, and other general duties.

For more information and to apply: Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to Stephanie Richardson at srichardson@coastalstudies.org

 

10. Senior Program Assistant

Organization: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Science and Technology for Sustainability -- Policy and Global Affairs Division

Location: Washington, DC

 

Description: Science and Technology for Sustainability Program (STS) contributes to sustainable improvements in human well-being by creating and strengthening the strategic connections between scientific research, technological development, and decision-making. The program examines issues at the intersection of the three sustainability pillars-social, economic, and environmental-and aims to strengthen science for decision-making related to sustainability.

For more information and to apply: http://chk.tbe.taleo.net/chk06/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=NAS&cws=1&rid=8562

 

11. Lead Educator for the 2017 sailing season

Organization: Deep Green Wilderness

Location: Homeport in Seattle

 

Description: Do you love whales and working on wooden boats? Do you have a passion for using these things to teach marine conservation? Deep Green Wilderness is seeking a Lead Educator/Deckhand for our upcoming 2017 sailing season April-Oct.

For more information and to apply: http://www.deepgreenwilderness.com/employment.html

 

12. Aquarium Conservation Partnership Coordinator

Organization: Aquarium Conservation Partnership

Location: Monterey Bay Aquarium or remote

 

Description: The Aquarium Conservation Partnership (ACP) Coordinator conducts the implementation of the ACP Conservation Action Agenda by a 20-member coalition of U.S. aquariums, including a multi-aquarium plastic pollution initiative. The ACP was founded by Monterey Bay Aquarium, Shedd Aquarium and National Aquarium as a two-year (2016-17) proof-of-concept pilot designed to bring the nation's leading aquariums together to achieve collective impact for ocean and freshwater conservation. The ACP Coordinator is a FTE term position (through Dec 31, 2017) with the Monterey Bay Aquarium, but can work remotely.

For more information and to apply: https://montereybayaquarium.snaphire.com/jobdetails?ajid=hO5Z7 For more information, please contact Jayme Case, Human Resources Recruiter, jcase@mbayaq.org. 

 

 

13. Ocean Conservation Policy Manager, Monterey Bay Aquarium

Organization: Monterey Bay Aquarium

Location: Monterey, California

 

Description: The mission of the Monterey Bay Aquarium is to inspire conservation of the ocean. The Ocean Conservation Policy Manager develops and executes policy priorities to advance the ocean conservation goals of the Monterey Bay Aquarium with a focus on climate change and ocean acidification, ocean plastic pollution, and ocean conservation in California.

For more information and to apply: https://montereybayaquarium.snaphire.com/jobdetails?ajid=HQ5Z7 For more information, please contact Jayme Case, Human Resources Recruiter, jcase@mbayaq.org. 

 

14. Constituent & Legislative Affairs Volunteer Internship

Organization: NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

Location: Silver Spring, Maryland

 

Description: We invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable resume-building experience and an insider's perspective from the nation's leader in ocean conservation and management. The NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries conducts outreach with members of Congress and constituent groups on key issues, such as marine conservation, climate change and maritime heritage. As a volunteer intern, you will assist with constituent and congressional outreach efforts. We are looking for motivated self-starters who enjoy both independent and collaborative work. The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will possess a strong academic background and the desire to immerse oneself in the world of marine communications and the internal workings of a federal office. Please contact grace.bottitta@noaa.gov.

For more information and to apply:  http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-constituent-&-legislative-affairs-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf

 

15. Media Relations Volunteer Internship

Organization: NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

Location: Silver Spring, Maryland

 

Description: We invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable resume-building experience and an insider's perspective from the nation's leader in ocean conservation and management. The Communications Team produces and distributes NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries messages through a variety of channels to a diverse audience - agency departments, news media and the public. As a volunteer intern, you will have the opportunity to participate in staff meetings; fine-tune writing, editing and proofreading skills; develop targeted media lists and media kits; learn media outreach strategies. Strong research and writing skills are a must, along with knowledge of social media trends and best practices. Please contact vernon.smith@noaa.gov.

For more information and to apply:   http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-media-relations-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf

 

16. Destination Marketing and Outdoor Recreation Intern

Organization: NOAA's  Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

Location: Silver Spring, Maryland

 

Description:  As a volunteer intern, you will work with the Communications and Stewardship group to implement NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries Travel & Tourism Strategy and enhance visibility of responsible recreation opportunities in national marine sanctuaries. Relevant support tasks will include, but are not limited to, development of topical factsheets and articles for various audiences, outreach to travel bloggers and convention and visitors bureaus, and attendance at agency meetings. This is an exciting opportunity to explore sanctuary connections to the outdoor recreation and ecotourism industries in both public and private sectors, and assist in ensuring that ONMS place-based conservation efforts are recognized and publicized in local and interagency arenas.  Competitive candidates will have good communication skills and an interest in parks and recreation management, tourism development, or marine affairs.

For more information and to apply: Please contact chiara.zuccarino-crowe@noaa.gov

 

 

17. Associate or Full Professor to serve as Director

Organization: University of Rhode Island

Location: Kingston, RI

 

Description: Challenges facing coastal communities and ecosystems are increasing rapidly as pressures resulting from human activities continue to build (e.g. sea level rise, unsustainable fishing practices, coastal erosion, seawater inundation). Therefore, GSO is looking to grow our leadership in the use of science to inform coastal and marine development, policy, and management. We seek a dynamic scholar that will lead the CRC in efforts to provide sustainable solutions. We are looking for a bold visionary with a passion for coastal communities and ecosystems and respect for the role that science plays in informing management decisions. The successful candidate will be expected to initiate, design, and obtain funding for programs that support the CRC mission. The director will develop a long-term vision for CRC and enhance its position as a national and international leader. In addition, the director will be responsible for the strategic planning of CRC personnel and budget (currently ~$8 - 10M per year). The successful candidate will also be expected to contribute to GSO's academic mission through teaching courses, conducting research and advising graduate students.

 

We invite applicants with a strong commitment to leading the CRC while engaging GSO through research and incorporating CRC work into our curriculum.

 

For more information and to apply: Applications must be completed online at the URI Human Resources webpage: Posting number F00023 https://jobs.uri.edu/postings/2043

 

18. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer

Organization: University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography

Location: Narragansett, Rhode Island

 

Description: The Graduate School of Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island (http://www.gso.uri.edu/) is seeking applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in Biological Oceanography.  This faculty position will be an academic-year appointment with an expected start date of September 2017.  We seek a biological oceanographer who will build a vigorous research program focused on understanding changing biological processes from the organismal to ecosystem levels.

 

For more information and to apply: The search will remain open until filled. First consideration will be given to applications received by 17 January 2017. Second consideration may be given to applications received by 15 February 2017. Applications must be completed online at the URI Human Resources webpage: Posting number F00012 https://jobs.uri.edu/postings/1943

 

19. Summer Camp Counselor

Organization: Greater Farallones Association

Location: San Francisco, CA

 

Description: The Greater Farallones Association is seeking a summer camp counselor for our Marine Explorers Camp. This is a full-time, temporary summer position with a possibility to extend past summer as a Marine Science Instructor. Note the deadline has been extended from an earlier announcement.

For more information and to apply: http://farallones.org/NewWebsite/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Summer-Camp-Counselor-Position-Description-2017-1.pdf

 

20. Climate Resiliency Specialist

Organization: County of San Mateo - Office of Sustainability

Location: San Mateo, CA

Description: $78,436.80 - $98,030.40 Annually. The County's newly created Office of Sustainability seeks well qualified applicants for the position of Climate Resiliency Specialist. We want aClimate Resiliency Specialist to empower our employees and our community members to embrace sustainability more fully and use resources more efficiently. The Climate Resiliency Specialist (CRS) is the lead staff person responsible for the coordination and implementation of the county's resilience strategy, with a focus on sea level rise vulnerability and adaptation. The CRS will enhance multi-departmental coordination and integrate resilience initiatives throughout the county and the cities of San Mateo County.  The CRS will convene a multi-departmental and multi-city leadership team and serve as the primary point of contact for the county-wide resiliency efforts, including the development of a sea level rise vulnerability assessment and adaptation framework. This effort, partially funded through a California State Coastal Conservancy Climate Ready grant, will be a collaborative effort between all the cities and the county to identify the vulnerable assets within the region and the risks present.

For more information and to apply: http://jobs.smcgov.org/climate-resiliency-specialist-open-and-promotional/job/6455169

 

Arborist/Urban Forest Manager
City of Takoma Park

The City of Takoma Park is hiring an Urban Forest Manager to start as soon as possible!  Bachelor's degree with 1-3 years of experience is required.  For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.dcjobs.com/j/t-urban-forest-manager-e-city-of-takoma-park-l-takoma-park,-md-jobs-j21198792.html