Environmental Communication and Outreach Specialist
Earth Resources Technology/NOAA

Government contracting firm Earth Resources Technology has a position open for an Environmental Communication and Outreach Specialist at NOAA Fisheries Office of Habitat Conservation. Candidates will have a Bachelor's degree in a related field, and 3+ years communications experience in the science/environmental field.

Details about the position can be found in the link below:Environmental Communication and Outreach Specialist @ NOAA Fisheries/OHC

Now recruiting
World Wildlife Fund

World Wildlife Fund is currently recruiting for three positions for an upcoming U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded project in the Amazon. Please see the links below for further information.

Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project: Under the supervision of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project Chief of Party, the Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist will be a member of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Team, responsible for ensuring the development and implementation of a Monitoring and evaluation plan for the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources.

Communications Officer, The Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project: Under the supervision of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project Chief of Party, the Communications Officer will be a member of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project Team, responsible for ensuring the development and implementation of a communications strategy for the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project. This includes sharing the Project’s successes and lessons, and projecting a positive and constructive image of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project and its partners locally and globally. In addition, the Communications Officer will be responsible for communicating The Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project’s stand on local and global issues of environmental concern in an appropriate way; and coordinating quality control of all Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project’s outreach materials including media content.

Gender Specialist, Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project: Under the supervision of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project Chief of Party, the Gender Specialist will be a member of the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project Team, responsible for ensuring the development and implementation of a gender strategy for the Amazonian Indigenous Rights and Resources Project.

Restoration Ecologist Coordinator
Missouri Botanical Garden

The Litzsinger Road Ecology Center (LREC), a division of the Missouri Botanical Garden, is hiring a full-time ​​restoration ecologist. The 34-acre site is an environmental learning facility, consisting of an urban creek, hardwood bottomland woodland, and prairie habitats. Primary duties will be to work with a small team of staff members, interns, and volunteers to conduct research and monitoring on site and implement ecological restoration projects.

For the full job description and to apply, please go tohttps://usr53.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-US/MBG/Posting/View/62

The posting will close on February 14.

Program Officer
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners

The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners ​ is now hiring a Program Officer. This position would work in NARUC's grant-funded office providing training and technical assistance to state public utility commissions. It also focuses on cybersecurity for the electricity grid and other critical infrastructure and broader electricity policy issues. This organization helps states integrate clean energy resources, improve the resilience of the grid, and learn about R&D around new technologies like carbon capture and energy storage.

You can access the full description here: https://www.naruc.org/about-naruc/naruc-employment-opportunities/program-officer-naruc-research-lab/

​ENSP alum Kiera Zitelman (class of 2003) currently works there and is happy to answer any questions you may have about the position! You may contact her at​ ​ kzitelman@naruc.org.

Now Hiring
EarthJustice, Washington DC

EarthJustice is now hiring a Public Lands Advocate in their DC office.

 

This position provides legislative and administrative strategy development and implementation on issue priorities for Earthjustice including: the National Forest System; the National Park System; and Bureau of Land Management lands. 

To read more and to apply, visit:  https://earthjustice.org/about/jobs/36407/public-lands-advocate

Now hiring Federal Wildlife Officers
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has just announced hires for Federal Wildlife Officers. There are openings for veterans, current Federal employees, and recent graduates/students.

Below are the active links to Land Management LE Officer, GL-1801-5/7/9, vacancies:

• Recent Grad GL-5/7: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/486181800
• Gov't-wide GL-5: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/486183200
• DOI GL-5: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/486183700
• Gov't-wide GL-7/9: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/486183800
• DOI GL-7/9: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/486184500

Now Hiring: Puget Sound Policy Manager
Washington Environmental Council

Position Summary
The Puget Sound Policy Manager is part of Washington Environmental Council’s Puget Sound Program and is responsible for implementing the state, federal, and local policy agenda to protect and recover Puget Sound and the Salish Sea. The vibrant and enthusiastic Puget Sound Program team works toward clean water and healthy habitat that support iconic species like salmon and orcas and the communities that rely on Puget Sound economically and culturally. Our work builds grassroots and legislative support for a healthy Puget Sound, connects communities across the Sound on recovery efforts, advocates for better policy and enforcement, and demands increased financial investments where needed. The Puget Sound Policy Manager will develop, refine, and implement creative solutions to advance Puget Sound recovery, from incentive-based approaches to regulatory processes that protect clean water and healthy habitat. The full-time position is based in Seattle, WA, and reports to the Puget Sound Program Director.

To learn more and to apply, visit: https://wecprotects.org/jobs/puget-sound-policy-manager/