Enhancement Biologist

The Quinault Indian Nation is seeking an Enhancement Biologist to provide technical expertise and leadership to effectively manage salmon and steelhead enhancement activities and facilities of the Quinault Department of Fisheries.  Responsibilities include the following: evaluation and monitoring of enhancement programs, directing brood stock collection, egg incubation and all aspects of rearing juvenile salmonids at QIN hatcheries, involvement in regional hatchery planning forums, development of new enhancement programs and application of innovative aquaculture technologies.
To apply, fill out the Quinault application. For further information regarding the position, contact Tyler Jurasin at https://ap33.alpine.washington.edu/alpine/alpine/2.0/mailto?to=tjurasin%40quinault%2Eorg&pop=view/0/INBOX/15230.

Executive Director, Salish Sea Expeditions

Location: Salish Sea Expeditions – Bainbridge Island, WA
Deadline: October 15, 2011
Salish Sea Expeditions seeks an Executive Director to lead all aspects of the organization: Program and Administration Leadership and Management, Strategy Formulation and Development, Fundraising and Outreach, Financial Accountability, Board and Council Relationships.  As a member of a small yet highly dedicated and engaged staff and board, the Executive Director must be a team player with a cooperative and collaborative style. The successful candidate will serve as both the internal leader and the external face for the organization. The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors.
http://salish.org/exdirsearch2011?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+UwCollegeOfTheEnvironmentCareersBlog+%28UW+College+of+the+Environment+Careers+Blog%29

Communications Interns

Seattle City Light is looking for two paid interns who are Juniors and Seniors studying Communications, Journalism, Public Affairs, Public Relations, Environmental Studies, or Public Policy.  One position is also open to graduate students studying Communications, Journalism, or Public Affairs.
Promotional/Marketing Communications Intern
This internship will work with the public engagement team to coordinate community outreach to utility service area residents specializing in outreach to Seattle’s diverse immigrant and refugee communities, as well as to non-English and English-as-a-second-language customers.
External Communications Intern
This division develops relationships with customers directly via the utility’s website and social media channels, and indirectly through engagement with the media.  The intern will report to the External Communications Manager.
http://www.seattle.gov/personnel/employment/default_TemporaryAndInternship.asp?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+UwCollegeOfTheEnvironmentCareersBlog+%28UW+College+of+the+Environment+Careers+Blog%29

Nonprofit Communications Intern

Washington Green Schools seeks a creative, independent intern to support program operations by assisting with communications and marketing. This position will involve designing and distributing flyers, writing and reviewing communication pieces (e.g. newsletters, press releases,Facebook posts), and providing general organizational support. The successful applicant will have the opportunity to see and experience the inner-workings of a small and rapidly growing non-profit organization.
http://depts.washington.edu/coenv/careers-blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/WAGreenSchools_InternDescription.pdf?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=nonprofit-communications-intern

Communications Intern

People For Puget Sound seeks a Communications Intern for October – December 2011 to support day-to-day social media and public relations activities. This is a paid 20 hour/week opportunity for a university student or recent graduate. The Communications Intern will draft posts and develop relationships using Twitter, Facebook and other social media networks; coordinate the editorial calendar and ensure regular posts on blogs; assist with creation and posting of new videos and leverage available footage on YouTube; and draft press releases and coordinate media outreach.
http://pugetsound.org/volunteer/internships/communications-internship-paid?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+UwCollegeOfTheEnvironmentCareersBlog+%28UW+College+of+the+Environment+Careers+Blog%29

Annual Benefit Volunteers, Washington Water Trust

Washington Water Trust seeks volunteers to help us with their annual fundraising dinner and silent auction. The event is an opportunity for networking with people from the across the natural resources community–biologists, hydrologists, geologist, attorneys, economists, bankers, regulatory agencies, municipalities and other environmental groups. Volunteers will help organize, prepare for, facilitate the event and enjoy a great dinner on November 12. WWT would like 1 to 2 volunteers to help prepare for the event over the next month at their office on Lake Union, and 6 to 8 volunteers for the day of the event. For more information or to volunteer, please call Meghan O’Brien at (206) 675-7585 x 106 or email at https://ap12.alpine.washington.edu/alpine/alpine/2.0/mailto?to=meghan%40washingtonwatertrust%2Eorg&pop=view/0/INBOX/15175.
Event Details:

Engineering Manager (Stormwater and Water Quality Manager) - Public Works, Snohomish County (Everett, WA)

Salary: $7,248 - $9,749 per month plus benefits
Closing Date: Monday, October 03, 2011
Please submit a detailed resume and letter of qualifications demonstrating your education and/or training, as tailored to the Essential Job Duties listed below.  Be specific as to the number of years experience in each area and the number and type(s) of employees supervised. In describing your experience, specify individual tasks involved. Resume and letter of qualifications will be rated according to clarity, grammar, and organization.  

Snohomish County Public Works

Attn:  Job Openings – 5th Floor

3000 Rockefeller Ave.,  MS 607

Everett, WA 98201-4046

Fax:  (425) 388-3966       Email:  lynn.seely@snoco.org

“Advertised as Regular (Concurrent) as well as County Only”

Urban Forester City of Kirkland, Planning and Community Development – Kirkland, WA

The Urban Forester provides urban forestry services for a broad range of city activities including: review of permits and development applications, long-range comprehensive and neighborhood planning, drafting of development regulations and city standards, and providing public information and education about city policies, regulations, and activities. This position works cooperatively with City staff and departments as needed to coordinate vegetation management practices and programs.
https://www.govjobstoday.com/Jobs/JobAnnouncement.aspx?jid=1348&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+UwCollegeOfTheEnvironmentCareersBlog+%28UW+College+of+the+Environment+Careers+Blog%29

Two Positions with Rayonier

Rayonier, a Real Estate Investment Trust, has several openings in their U.S. Forest Resources business.  Two positions are currently open in Olympia, WA:
The Associate General Counsel, who will be the senior resident leader at Rayonier’s Olympia, Washington office, will report directly to Rayonier’s Vice President and General Counsel and provide advice and counsel to:
- U.S. Forest Resources (timber) and Real Estate business in certain key business units, including those in Washington, Arkansas and New York, and export matters (Business units are subject to change over time as timber base grows and changes through acquisition.)
- Rayonier’s Environmental Affairs group, primarily relating to all aspects of environmental assessment and remediation projects in the U.S
- Rayonier New Zealand, which is the managing partner of our Matariki (N.Z.) timberland joint venture, and the joint venture itself
- The Vice President and General Counsel, on corporate initiatives, programs and special projects
The Remediation Manager will be responsible for implementing remediation strategies consistent with Rayonier’s objectives at discontinued operations primarily in the state of Washington. The person is responsible for overseeing day to day operations; ensuring compliance; providing supervision, direction, and oversight to consultants, contractors, and other vendors; negotiating with regulatory agencies; developing and implementing detailed project plans; and preparing budgets and financial estimates.   Experience in environmental regulation, organizational and budget management, remedial technology implementation, and regulatory agency relationships and negotiation are essential for success.

http://www.rayonier.com/Careers.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+UwCollegeOfTheEnvironmentCareersBlog+%28UW+College+of+the+Environment+Careers+Blog%29

Spawner Survey Interns

The Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group is seeking interns to assit with salmon spawner surveys from October 2011 through January 2012.  This is a volunteer position, but mileage to and from the work sites in Mount Vernon will be reimbursed.  Hours/work days are flexible, but the intern is expected to commit to montoring at least 2 sites (6-8 hours per week minimum).  The spawner survey intern assists SFEG staff in implementing the spawner survey program program for selected restoration sites.  The intern will participate in SFEG spawner survey workshop, receive training in how to identify adult salmon species and redds, conduct weekly surveys on one or more streams, and assist with data entry, analysis, and reporting.  This program documents salmon spawning in proposed and completed restoration sites. This information is useful in understanding the effectiveness of restoration efforts and is used by WDFW for escapement forecasting.  The intern works with SFEG field staff and other volunteers to carry out this work.

http://depts.washington.edu/coenv/careers-blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Spawner-Survey-Internship-Description-2011.pdf?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=spawner-survey-interns

Undergraduate Research Assistant UW Seattle

The IsoLab is a collaborative facility specializing in the analysis of light stable isotopes. The focus is the use of stable isotopes of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur from ice, rock, and atmospheric samples to help elucidate paleo and modern-day environments. The lab has an outstanding opportunity for an Undergraduate Research Assistant. This individual will initially be responsible for and assist with all aspects of sample preparation. Routine duties include water sample preparation, carbonate sample preparation, and glassware preparation. The successful candidate will work with and be trained by the laboratory manager and collaborate with undergraduate and graduate students, post doctoral associates, and principal investigators. The schedule is flexible around course work. This position will provide excellent laboratory experience necessary for a scientific research career. Previous successful candidates have started as first or second years and stayed until graduation. First and second year students are strongly encouraged to apply. If interested, please send a one page CV to Andy Schauer at aschauer@u.washington.edu.
http://depts.washington.edu/coenv/careers-blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/UndergraduateResearchAssistant_2011.pdf?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=undergraduate-research-assistant

Internship opportunity with Tacoma elementary school

Lowell Elementary School in the North End of Tacoma have had a"Green Team" for the last three years. The Green Team includes parents, students and teachers who work together to organize environmentally focused events and to raise the awareness of environmental issues at the school. This year the Green Team are looking for a student intern to work with the Green Team. The intern will have specific responsibilities for:

Non-perm Fish & Wildlife Biologist 3

Position: Non-perm Fish & Wildlife Biologist 3
Duration: 6 months
Anticipated Appointment Date: October 1, 2011 – March 31, 2012
Salary: Range 53, $3522.00 - $4627.00 monthly
Location: Kelso, WA

Postgrad Internship Opportunity

Internship Program Opportunities

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

Washington, D.C.

Project # EPA Water 2011-215

Project Description:

A postgraduate internship project is available at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds (OWOW). The intern will be trained in the immediate office of the Assessment and Watershed Protection Division (AWPD). AWPD has a broad portfolio of programs, including: nonpoint source pollution control and the Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 319 Program; watershed planning and implementation; CWA Section 303(d) Impaired Waters List and Total Maximum Daily Load programs; and water quality monitoring and data storage. In addition, the AWPD immediate office supports EPA’s leadership role in the Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force, a state/federal collaborative effort to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. The Hypoxia Task Force members are the 12 Mississippi mainstem states and four federal agencies, in addition to EPA. The intern will be a member of AWPD’s Hypoxia Team. As part of the Hypoxia Team, the intern will be involved in a range of activities, which may include participating in face-to-face meetings and conference calls of the Hypoxia Task Force. Team activities could include: (1) planning and preparing for Coordinating Committee and Task Force calls and meetings; (2) preparing needed documents, and undertaking needed follow-up actions; and (3) coordinating within EPA and with Hypoxia Task Force federal and state member agencies on Task Force activities and related actions to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in the Mississippi River Basin. For more information on the Hypoxia Task Force, see http://www.epa.gov/msbasin/.

Nature Conservancy State Government Relations Director

The Nature Conservancy

JOB DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: State Government Relations Director

JOB TITLE: Senior Policy Representative

JOB FAMILY: External Affairs/Government Relations

JOB NUMBER: 750003

SALARY GRADE: 7

FLSA STATUS: Exempt

SUPERVISOR: State Director

LOCATION: Portland, Oregon, or Salem, Oregon

NOAA Coral Program

The NOAA Coral Program is hiring five (5) Regional Management Support staff for one-year positions in American Samoa, Florida, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and Puerto Rico.

The work assignment for these positions might be of interest to those looking for opportunities to work in coral reef areas. Each position has a different set of responsibilities, though all relate to coral reef conservation. The hiring process is being handled by a contracting company; all questions related to the positions, recruitment and timeline should be directed to them. These positions are listed at:

http://www.oakmgmt.com/careers.html

The recruitment process is open now and closes October 24, 2011, with work to begin January 2012. Again, any questions regarding the recruitment process, salary, benefits, timeline, etc, should be sent directly to the company identified in the link above who is handling this process - their contact information, detailed job descriptions (listed as NOAA NOS) and application procedures are outlined there.

Executive Director, California Coastkeeper Alliance

Position Description – Executive Director

Founded in 1999, California Coastkeeper Alliance (CCKA) is a non-profit organization that coordinates, supports, and enhances the work of twelve local California Waterkeeper programs spanning the coast from the Oregon border to San Diego. The Alliance and its member Waterkeepers work daily to protect and enhance healthy coastal and marine habitats and clean, abundant water flows throughout the state, for the benefit of Californians and California ecosystems. CCKA protects and expands upon the advances made by place-based Waterkeepers by advocating before state decision-makers on critical clean water and healthy ocean initiatives.

Biologist Fishery Management Specialist position.

The Branch of Listing, Endangered Species Program, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has a few openings for Biologists. The announcement posted today and is open to all U.S. citizens.

http://jobview.usajobs.gov/GetJob.aspx?JobID=102506179&JobTitle=Biologist&lid=17514&rad_units=miles&brd=3876&pp=25&sort=rv%2c-dtex&jbf574=IN15&jbf785=&vw=b&re=134&FedEmp=N&FedPub=Y&caller=advanced.aspx&AVSDM=2011-09-19

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The Branch of Listing provides expert advice and technical support to the Assistant Director with respect to placing of U.S. species under the protection of the Endangered Species Act, if appropriate, and designating critical habitat. The Branch is responsible for working with regional offices and field offices to: develop and identify domestic species that qualify for Federal protection under the ESA, processing petitions and taking listing actions that are warranted based upon petitions, listing and uplisting (reclassifying a species from Threatened to Endangered) species, and designating critical habitat for newly listed species. The Branch also prepares annual budget requests, responds to inquires about the program and recently listed species, and advances conservation through regulatory and non-regulatory tools, including providing listing program direction through the development of national policy and guidance documents. This work requires Service employees to forge cooperative conservation relationships with other Federal, State and Tribal wildlife agencies, recognizing that the authorities, resources, and cooperation of all partners are required to achieve species conservation objectives for impacted species.

Biologist – Branch of Listing, Endangered Species,USFWS

The vacancy announcement for a Fishery Management Specialist position

(ZP-0401 2 / 3) in Kodiak is open on usajobs. The position will oversee the catch monitoring program in Kodiak for the Alaska Region, Sustainable Fisheries Division.

http://jobview.usajobs.gov/GetJob.aspx?JobID=102456713&JobTitle=Fishery

+Management+Specialist%2c+ZP-0401-2%2f3

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Assistant/Associate Professor Positions

Cell/Molecular Biology

Marine Biology

Conservation or Evolutionary Biology

The Biology Department at Seattle University seeks candidates for three tenure-track faculty positions at the rank of Assistant Professor or Associate Professor. These new faculty members will play a key role in the development of two new degree programs in Cell & Molecular Biology and in Marine & Conservation Biology.

Field Intern, Campaign and Advocacy

Location: Environment Washington – Seattle, WA
Deadline: None listed

Work with Environment Washington’s campaign and advocacy staff to demonstrate support for Environment Washington’s issues at the state and national level. The intern will learn the basics of a variety of issues, and then reach out to individuals, media outlets, organizations, and decision-makers to build visibility and gain their support.  A 10+ hours/week commitment is required, along with strong writing an analytical skills.  Although Environment Washington internships are unpaid, students may receive academic credit from their college or university. Environment Washington will also participate in college work-study programs.
Interested students should submit a compelling cover letter and resume to https://ap33.alpine.washington.edu/alpine/alpine/2.0/mailto?to=katrina%40environmentwashington%2Eorg&pop=view/0/INBOX/15027. For more information or questions, please call Katrina Rosen at (206) 568-2850 ext. 2009.

Communications Internship (Paid)

People For Puget Sound seeks a driven communications intern who's passionate about the health of Puget Sound to support day-to-day social media and public relations activities – keys pieces of our communications strategy. This is an exciting opportunity for a university student or recent graduate hoping to acquire hands-on, professional work experience while also making an impact. People For Puget Sound is a leader among the environmental community and our communications strategy plays a critical role in achieving our mission.

Education Specialist

The Oregon Coast Aquarium is currently seeking an Education Specialist. The primary responsibility for this position is to act as one of the frontline educators for the Aquarium developing and implementing K-12th grade school group programs, preschool programs and managing the educational kit program. The person in this position is responsible for regularly updating Aquarium academic programs to include pedagogical best practices, up to date content, conservation messages and technology. This position also supports the development and implementation of other educational programs including state-wide outreach (which includes over-night travel), homeschool, summer camp, volunteer training and onsite public presentations for the Aquarium’s visitors. This person will also assist in caring for the education collection’s live animals and maintaining the cold water systems in the classroom.

Western Regional Manager

Western Regional Manager

LandVest, Inc. - Institutional Timberlands Group

The LandVest Institutional Timberlands Group is a specialized project team within LandVest’s Timberland Group. ITG primarily focuses on timberland transaction management, representing landowners in the disposition of institutional timberland investments. ITG covers the southeastern portion of the U.S., portions of Appalachia, the Intermountain West and the Pacific Northwest. ITG also works on specialized consulting projects focusing on conservation planning, disposition planning, higher and better use valuation, fiber supply analysis and acquisition due diligence. ITG is based out of Concord, New Hampshire and Atlanta, Georgia and is currently expanding its physical footprint to the Pacific Northwest. The Manager of the Western Region will head up the development of the new office and be the senior regional person as the operation grows.

Student Internships, NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center

Location: NOAA, Northwest Fisheries Science Center – Seattle, WA
Deadline: October 7, 2011
The Undergraduate Research Program (URP) is offering 3 new paid internship opportunities for undergraduates interested in Fisheries and Marine Biology-related lab and field work research to work with NOAA scientists at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center starting autumn quarter.  Interns may work with the Watershed Program’s Restoration Team on studies related to the Elwha dam removal, assist with molecular biology experiments designed to assess the ecology and virulence of V. parahaemolyticus in the marine environment, or participate in harmful algal bloom research with the Biotoxins Team, monitoring marine biotoxins in phytoplankton and shellfish samples.  See the URP website for complete position descriptions.

Environmental Engineer 2 – Research Assistant (PROJECT/PART-TIME; 50%) - DOH1416

There is one opening for a part-time (50%) project Environmental Engineer 2 position within the Environmental Health Division, Office of Shellfish & Water Protection (OSWP), and this is a two year project position.  The mission of the OSWP is to ensure shellfish are safe to eat, beaches are safe for swimming, and on-site sewage and reclaimed water systems are properly managed.  To learn more about the Environmental Health Division, OSWP, visit http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/sf/Pubs/oswp-overvw.pdf.

To learn more about the position visit: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/washington/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=369652

Canada Research Chair Faculty Position

 Canada Research Chair Faculty Position in Quantitative Fisheries Science and Management

The School of Resource and Environmental Management at Simon Fraser University (Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada) is a dynamic graduate school in which both social and natural scientists apply

multi-disciplinary approaches to research in resource and environmental management. The School has a substantial research and teaching program in Fisheries Science and Management ( www.rem.sfu.ca/fishgrp/index.html ). The School seeks to fill a tenure-track faculty position in Fisheries

Science and Management, with a leading-edge senior candidate who will meet the criteria and qualify for a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair ( www.chairs-chaires.gc.ca/ ). We invite applications from Ph.D. scientists who have a strong quantitative background in fisheries science and management, simulation

modeling, and statistics. A research emphasis on wild Pacific salmon is desirable, but other research foci will also be considered. The successful candidate will have experience and demonstrated applied accomplishments in fisheries science and management, for example in:

(1) Applied fish ecology, conservation, population dynamics, fisheries oceanography, sampling design, effects of habitat change and management, or multi-species interactions; and/or

(2) Stock assessment, risk assessment and management, evaluation of management strategies or policies, ecosystem-based reference points and metrics, species at risk, or invasive species. Collaborative experience with one or more of government, industry, or non-government organizations will be an advantage. The successful candidate will teach graduate and undergraduate courses, supervise graduate students, and conduct research using multi-disciplinary approaches to fisheries science and management. Relevant teaching experience is desirable.

Education Specialist at Oregon Coast Aquarium

Education Specialist at OCA

The Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport, OR, is currently seeking an Education Specialist. The primary responsibility for this position is to act as one of the frontline educators for the Aquarium developing and implementing K-12th grade school group programs, preschool programs and managing the educational kit program. The person in this position is responsible for regularly updating Aquarium academic programs to include pedagogical best practices, up to date content, conservation messages

and technology. This position also supports the development and implementation of other educational programs including state-wide outreach (which includes over-night travel), homeschool, summer camp,

volunteer training and onsite public presentations for the Aquarium’s visitors. This person will also assist in caring for the education collection’s live animals and maintaining the cold water systems in the classroom.

Tahoma Audubon Development Associate

Tahoma Audubon is hiring a part-time Development Associate, apply now! Help us connect
people with nature while using your fundraising skills, and get paid, too. View job description
at: www.tahomaaudubon.org/employ

Multiple positions, SoundEarth Strategies (Seattle, WA)

SouthEarth Strategies is hiring for a Senior Groundwater Hydrologist
or Hydrogeologist, Senior Technical Project Manager, Senior
Remediation Engineer, Project Manager/Stormwater Compliance
Specialist, Remediation Engineer and Project Coordinator (part time.)

See http://www.soundearthinc.com/about/careers/openings/#opening_5 for details.

Lab Tech at Trace Metals Environmental Lab in Seattle (Temp)

Brooks Rand Labs is hiring a laboratory technician. In this position,
you will do a variety of tasks required at an analytical lab. You will
gain experience in clean sample handling techniques and practices,
following SOPs and EPA methods, and sample preparation.

Brooks Rand Labs is an environmental lab specializing in the analysis
of trace metals and mercury. To find out more about what we do, view
our website at http://www.brooksrand.com/ . Brooks Rand Labs is a fun, fast
paced environment that is full of people who are enthusiastic about
what we do. We are located in Fremont, just north of downtown Seattle.
Our facilities are located less than a block from the Burke-Gilman
Trail and overlook the Ship Canal.

Requirements: The candidate must have completed at least 2 semesters
of Chemistry courses (with labs) and it is preferred that the
candidate have experience using pipettes. The candidate must have a
minimum college GPA of 3.0 (transcript will be requested at time of
interview).

The compensation will be $12.00/hour with an expected workload of
30-40 hours/week. This position is a temporary position likely lasting
3-4 months and is not eligible for benefits.

To apply, please email your resume and cover letter. We encourage you
to express your personality in the cover letter!

Marine Science Environmental Education Instructor

Pacific Marine Research is a non-profit education organization seeking
employees to participate in a school field trip program based in
Seattle.

Marine Science Afloat Program:
Program runs seasonally spring and fall and features all-day Marine
Science field trips on Puget Sound aboard ship, teaching marine
science to students of all grade levels. Full-time & Part-time
positions available, $11.00/hour starting. Marine Biology, Fisheries,
Oceanography or Interpretive Education background required. Teaching
areas: plankton sampling, microscope work, benthic and pelagic
species, water quality and stewardship, ecology, scuba, and geology.
Fall employment runs mid September thru mid October, Spring employment
starts early March runs thru early June.

Volunteer positions are also available. Educational, flexible, fun and
fulfilling program.

To apply please e-mail cover letter and resume to:
https://ap14.alpine.washington.edu/alpine/alpine/2.0/mailto?to=Employment%40marinescienceafloat%2Eorg&pop=view/0/INBOX/14420
206 784 8966
http://www.marinescienceafloat.org/

Environmental Specialist

Environmental Specialist

Ecology and Environment, Inc., an international environmental
consulting firm, is offering an exciting opportunity for a mid-level
Environmental Specialist to join our team working exclusively with the
USEPA to support and manage a broad range of hazardous materials
emergency responses, site investigations, and Homeland
protection-oriented activities. The successful candidate will work out
of our Seattle, WA office.

STORMWATER PROGRAM COORDINATOR

STORMWATER PROGRAM COORDINATOR to manage the implementation of
municipal stormwater permit requirements.  Must have basic
understanding of stormwater hydrology and permit requirements with
strong communication and organizational skills.  Salary range $3,800 -
$4,750 per month plus excellent benefits.  Please direct all inquiries
to the Rogue Valley Sewer Services.  Application form available online
at

http://www.rvss.us/

or at Rogue Valley Sewer Services, 138 West Vilas Road, PO Box 3130,
Central Point.  Equal Opportunity Employer.