Stipend:
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Date:
Date:
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CSWJob, Berks County Conservancy, 25 North 11th Street,
Reading, PA 19601.
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| Title: | Conservation Specialist | ||
| Organization: | The Berks County Conservancy |
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Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. |
| Location: | Reading, PA |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: | This position will focus on watershed management while incorporating land and historic/cultural preservation activities. Primary responsibilities include writing watershed management plans, coordinating the implementation of watershed management plans, and managing the Conservancy's environmental education efforts. | ||
| Qualifications: | bachelor's degree in natural resources or related field; preferably two to three years of experience in natural resource conservation or related field. Must have excellent communication and teamwork skills; strong verbal communication skills; passion for natural resource conservation. Familiarity with local geography also desirable. | ||
| Contact: |
Send resume to: CSWJob, Berks County Conservancy, 25 North 11th Street, |
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| Title: | "Student career experience" positions | ||
| Organization: | The Detroit District of the US Army Corps of Engineers |
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| Location: | Detroit, MI |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: |
These are great positions for students desiring an opportunity to gain professional experience. You will be given opportunities to perform a variety of assignments under the direction of professionals that will develop your knowledge of real-world hydrologic and hydraulic engineering projects on the Great Lakes. You will be given a chance to apply your knowledge and aptitude to solving problems. You can work part-time during school, for a semester, or during school breaks as best fits your situation. A long-term benefit for those students who are able to work at least 640 hours prior to graduation is the potential to be non-competitively promoted into a permanent position, assuming a satisfactory work record. This eliminates the need to go through the normal Office of Personnel Management selection process to apply for a federal position. We retain a high percentage of students under this program. They find
that the experiences and knowledge they develop here, and the type of
work they perform, are challenging and rewarding. |
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| Contact: |
For more information, please contact: Dave Schweiger at (313) 226-6440 or by email at: David.L.Schweiger@LRE02.usace.army.mil |
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| Title: | Watershed Coordinator | ||
| Organization: | Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District |
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Not Stated |
| Location: | Crawfordsville, IN |
Closing
Date: |
May 1, 2002 |
| Description: | 1. Produce a watershed management
plan for the little Sugar Creek watershed. 2. Conduct a monitoring program including land use, biological assessment, habitat assessment and chemical testing. 3. Chemical testing will occur at seven sites along the river at least twice a month. 4. Develop a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QUA-PP) for the monitoring activities and submit it to the state for approval. 5. Conduct stakeholder meetings quarterly to solicit input on the development of the watershed management plan. 6. Prepare news releases about the project and its progress and submit at least one each quarter to the local newspaper or radio. 7. Prepare and submit written reports to the State with each invoice on a quarterly basis. 8. Prepare and submit quarterly progress reports to the State 9. Prepare and submit a final written summary project report to the state by the close of this project. |
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| Qualifications: | Applicants should have a bachelor's degree in Natural Resources, Environmental Management, or other related field. Must have extensive knowledge of water quality concepts and testing procedures. Applicants must be able to write professionally and speak to groups of people. | ||
| Contact: | Send resume, cover letter, and
transcripts by May 1, 2002 to: Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District Re: 319 Grant 407 E. Market St. Suite 107 Crawfordsville, IN 47933 |
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| Title: | Field Biologist- seasonal positions | ||
| Organization: | Bureau of Water Quality |
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$8.00/hour - 40 hours/week |
| Location: | Muncie, Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Until filled |
| Description: | These positions will perform laboratory and field duties as directed by the biologists in the Biological Surveillance Section. These duties will include periodic electrofishing, aquatic insect sampling, and mussel sampling in the field. Laboratory duties will include preliminary sorting and identification of biological samples. These positions will also assist in maintaining field and laboratory records and maintenance of field equipment. Personnel will receive special training and supervision on new procedures with which he/she is unfamiliar. His/her tasks will be routinely reviewed by the supervisory sectional biologists. | ||
| Qualifications: | Must have completed at least one year of undergraduate study and be pursuing a degree in Biology, Natural Resources, Public Health, Environmental Science or Chemistry. Successful candidates will have to pass a mandatory drug test, and will be subject to the Muncie Sanitary District's Drug and Alcohol Policy. | ||
| Contact: |
Laura Bowley, Invertebrate Biologist, or Rick Conrad, Fisheries Biologist. Bureau of Water Quality, Muncie Sanitary District, 5150 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie, IN 47304-4797. Tel: 765-747-4896 Fax: 7657474723 |
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| Title: | Environmental Writers (freelance) | ||
| Organization: | Great Lakes Information Network (GLIN) |
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$400-500 per article |
| Location: | Freelance |
Closing
Date: |
open |
| Description: | Write articles three to four times a year for regulatory compliance publication. | ||
| Qualifications: | Must have background in concisely and clearly summarizing major environmental statutes and EPA, state, and/or RSPA regulations. | ||
| Contact: | Interested parties should send
a 300 word summary of their experience plus a publications list as part of their email -- i.e., do not send attachments." Reply to CliftonESL@netscape.net |
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| Title: | Assistant Project Coordinator | ||
| Organization: | The Three Rivers Habitat Partnership |
Stipend:
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Not Stated |
| Location: | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: | Three Rivers Habitat
Partnership, a Waterways for Wildlife project of the Wildlife Habitat Council, is seeking an assistant project coordinator for the Pittsburgh office. The position is responsible for coordinating a riparian outreach campaign between the public, corporate, and conservation sectors. |
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| Qualifications: | In addition to a degree
in biology, natural resources, or related field, required skills include excellent planning, ability to work independently, public speaking, knowledge of Pennsylvania riparian habitats, and excellent writing and communication skills. Environmental education experience is a plus. |
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| Contact: |
For more information on the Three Rivers Habitat Partnership,
visit Marcia Maslonek 100 Bayer Road Pittsburgh, PA 15205
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| Title: | Toledo Area Director | ||
| Organization: | Ohio Citizen Action |
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Good benefits package, including health insurance. Salary dependent on experience. |
| Location: | Toledo, Ohio |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: | The Toledo Area Director is responsible for working with the door-to-door and phone canvass program to implement the organization's major local campaign. The current campaign focuses on preventing exposures to beryllium, a toxic metal, to workers at the Brush-Wellman plant in Elmore and to the residents in the surrounding community. The director involves Ohio Citizen Action's members and coalitional partners in campaigns, works with the media, coordinates activities with other offices around the state, and directs local research necessary for the campaign. The director is also responsible for meeting an annual local fundraising goal. | ||
| Qualifications: | At least two years community organizing experience preferred, and previous work with canvasses helpful. Bachelor's degree required; master's in community development or environmental studies a plus. Excellent public speaking and writing abilities and fundraising experience required. Ability to motivate and train staff and volunteers, and to learn new issue and policy areas. | ||
| Contact: | Please send resume to: Sandy Buchanan, Executive Director, Ohio Citizen Action, 614 W. Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113. Fax: 216-694-6904. |
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| Title: | GEOSPATIAL APPLICATIONS ADMINISTRATOR | ||
| Organization: | The National Biological Information Infrastructure Southern Appalachian |
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| Location: | Knoxville/Oak Ridge, TN |
Closing
Date: |
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| Description: | Responsible for administration of ESRI products (ArcSDE, ArcINFO, ArcIMS, etc.) in Unix environment. | ||
| Qualifications: | Experience with systems in Unix environments, a good understanding of basic GIS concepts, knowledge of GIS data structures, and experience tuning ArcSDE for Oracle/Oracle Spatial. Familiarity with Oracle Enterprise database administration procedures a plus. | ||
| Contact: | send one-page statement of career goals and complete resume including contact information for three references to Franciel Azpurua, Information International Associates, 122 S. Jefferson Circle, Oak Ridge, TN 37830; or by email to fazpurua@infointl.com; or fax to 865-481 -0390. | ||
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| Title: | GIS/CONSERVATION BIOLOGY/ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | ||
| Organization: | The National Biological Information Infrastructure Southern Appalachian |
Stipend:
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Not Stated |
| Location: | University of Tennessee |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: | Candidate will identify relevant data/information; coordinate protocols through which data can be indexed, searched, and made accessible through SAIN; develop web map services and other information synthesis products; identify opportunities for cross-boundary collaborations in resource-management information needs; and communicate results via the SAIN web site and other appropriate outlets. | ||
| Qualifications: | Candidate must have demonstrated skills in GIS, information analysis and synthesis, and communication. | ||
| Contact: |
send one-page statement of career goals, complete resume, undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and contact information for three references to: Robb Turner,314 Conference Center Building, Knoxville, TN 37996-4138; or by email to rsturner@utk.edu; or fax to 865-974-4609. |
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| Title: | BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION SPECIALIST | ||
| Organization: | The National Biological Information Infrastructure Southern Appalachian |
Stipend:
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Not Stated |
| Location: | Reston, VA |
Closing
Date: |
Not Stated |
| Description: | Self-starter information specialist sought to work on team building the biological-informatics (biodiversity and ecosystem) specialty of the National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII). | ||
| Qualifications: | communication, professionalism, analytical, and information content retrieval skills. Degrees and/or training desirable: library, informaties, biodiversity, ecology, conservation biology, ESRI. | ||
| Contact: | Send cover letter, resume, and name, phone number, and e-mail address of three professional references to attest to your latest three years of professional experience to: Martha Wallus, Director of Administration, Information International Associates, 122 S. Jefferson Circle, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. Fax: 865-481-0390, or mwallus@infointl.com. Electronic communication preferred. | ||
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| Title: | Administrative Assistant | ||
| Organization: | Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District |
Stipend:
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Not Stated |
| Location: | Anderson, IN |
Closing
Date: |
May 17, 2002 |
| Description: | Incumbent performs the following secretarial, clerical, and bookkeeping tasks for programs and services of the Madison county Soil and Water Conservation District. (SWCD) | ||
| Qualifications: |
High School diploma required; some college education preferred but not
required. Understanding of the organization, purpose, powers, programs, and responsibilities
of the district. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, including
thorough knowledge of English grammar, spelling, and punctuation rules. Ability to prioritize efforts and efficiently manage time to accomplish
a variety of tasks. Flexibility in handling unexpected changes is sometimes
necessary. Ability to work with persons from many other organizations, agencies,
or groups in a professional and tactful manner to project a favorable
image of the district. Ability to use computer for word processing, data base management, spreadsheet. Normal work hours will be 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Two days per week. Attendance at night meetings or weekend activities may be necessary. Travel outside the office and the county on behalf of the district will
be necessary and will be reimbursed at a rate determined by the supervisors
in accordance with county employee policies. A valid Indiana driver's license is required. |
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| Contact: | Send Resume to: Madison County SWCD 1917 E. University Blvd. Anderson, IN 46012-5103 |
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| Title: | Park Ranger | ||
| Organization: | Army Corps of Engineers |
Stipend:
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$9.42-14.66 per hour |
| Location: | Varies |
Closing
Date: |
October 1, 2002 |
| Description: | Temporary positions ranging in duration from 120 day to over 6 months. Full-time, part-time, and intermittent schedules available. | ||
| Qualifications: | All U.S. Citizens | ||
| Contact: |
http://usajobs.opm.gov/ |
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| Title: | Environmental Health Specialist | ||
| Organization: | Allen County Health Department |
Stipend:
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$15,468 / 6 months |
| Location: | Allen County, IN. |
Closing
Date: |
Until Filled |
| Description: | Inspect and supervise construction of septic systems. Work with other government agencies to ensure compliance with applicable regulations. Some testing and interviewing of private parties involved. | ||
| Qualifications: | Bachelor Degree in Environmental Science, Public Health, Sanitation or Related Field. | ||
| Contact: | Allen County Human Resources Department | ||
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| Title: | Conservation Officer | ||
| Organization: | Indiana DNR |
Salary:
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Not Listed |
| Location: | Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Not stated |
| Description: | River and lake patrol, poacher tracking, flood rescue, drug enforcement, permitting, outdoor education. | ||
| Qualifications: | U.S. citizen, 21 years of age, valid driver's licence and 2 years of college. Must also pass psychological and physical fitness test, background check and swim test. | ||
| Contact: | Indiana DNR at: www.in.gov/dnr/lawenfor/employment.html. or by phone at: 317-232-4010 | ||
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| Title: | Interpretive Naturalist | ||
| Organization: | Indiana DNR |
Salary:
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$26,078 - $37,336 |
| Location: | Indiana Dunes State Park |
Closing
Date: |
Nov. 15th 2002 |
| Description: | General short and long term planning, administration and oversight of the Interpretive Services at the Park. | ||
| Qualifications: | In addition to good written and oral communication skills, a broad knowledge of interpretive techniques and philosophy is required. Applicants must have a B.S. in Natural Resources, Biology, History, Interpretation, or a related field. 2 years of related experience is preferred. | ||
| Contact: |
Nate Orsburn at 219-926-1952 (norsburn@dnr.state.in.us) or Ginger Murphy at 317-232-4124 (gmurphy@dnr.state.in.us) |
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| Title: | District Educator | ||
| Organization: | Wayne County |
Salary:
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$28,000 - $32,000 |
| Location: | Wayne County Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Nov. 22nd, 2002 |
| Description: | Environmental outreach for Wayne County | ||
| Qualifications: | Good communication skills and a background in Natural Resources | ||
| Contact: |
Applications accepted at: Wayne County Soil and Water Conservation District - 823 S. Round Barn Road. - Richmond Indiana (765) 966-0191 Ext#3 |
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| Title: | Environmental Health Specialist 1 | ||
| Organization: | Allen County |
Salary:
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$15.47 / hr |
| Location: | Fort Wayne, IN. |
Closing
Date: |
Until Filled |
| Description: | - Inspects the construction of private
and commercial sewage disposal systems, including identifying problems,
recommending corrective measures, and/or taking enforcement actions as needed
to assure compliance with all applicable laws and legal requirements. - Receives and investigates complaints concerning environmental pollutants; sends warning letters, conducts follow-up investigations, and takes corrective and/or legal enforcement actions as situations require. - Inspects private wells and septic systems for compliance with operating permits and collects water samples for bacteriological and chemical analysis; completes all reports and related paperwork as required. - Completes and submits activity sheets, mileage records, and a variety of other reports and documents as required by Supervisor and other government and regulating agencies. - Works with other county and government agencies as needed to provide assistance and take corrective action regarding private and public sewers, including coordinating monthly public sewer connections. - Works with and/or assists Environmental Health Specialists and other department personnel as needed, including, inspecting swimming pools, spas and related areas; testing indoor or outdoor air for common contamination, investigating complaints related to garbage, animals, odors, vermin, swimming pool violations, and other public nuisances and hazards; takes appropriate corrective action as needed. - Occasionally conducts dye tests and interviews residents in problem sewer/water system areas as needed. - Attends professional education workshops and training seminars as required. - Occasionally responds to emergency calls on a 24-hour basis. - Performs related duties as assigned. |
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| Qualifications: | - Bachelor Degree in Environmental
Science, Public Health, Sanitation, or related field. - Eligible for registration as an Environmental Health Specialist I in Indiana, with registration being obtained within 4 years of date of hire. - Knowledge of standard principles and practices of public health sanitation and environmental science, with ability to effectively investigate and evaluate sewer and water supply systems and take corrective action as appropriate. - Working knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and regulations governing environmental sanitation, with ability to review plans, conduct effective investigations of sewage complaints, and assure compliance with all legal requirements. - Ability to communicate and cooperate with Department co-workers, personnel and officials from other government departments and regulating agencies, and members of the general public. - Ability to properly prepare and maintain Department records and complete related reports and documents as required. - Ability to maintain confidentiality for all Department records and information. - Ability to operate GPS equipment. - Ability to accurately read color-based test for pool samples. - Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle. - Ability to use and work with computers as related to job. - Ability to physically perform the essential functions of the position. |
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| Contact: |
ALLEN COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES |
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| Title: | Public Relations Specialist | ||
| Organization: | The Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts |
Salary:
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| Location: | Indianapolis, Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Nov. 22nd, 2002 |
| Description: | The public relations specialist
will assist Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the Indiana Conservation Partnership by gathering and sharing relevant information to support the mission to conserve soil, water and related natural resources. The incumbent will utilize a wide variety of communication tools including e-mail, IASWCD website, presentations, written communication, and verbal communication. The public relations specialist will be housed in the IASWCD office at 225 S. East St., Indianapolis, Indiana. |
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| Qualifications: | Good communication skills and a background in Natural Resources | ||
| Contact: |
Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to: April Ingle, Executive Director |
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| Title: | Web Content Manager | ||
| Organization: | Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) |
Salary:
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Not Listed |
| Location: | Minneapolis, MN |
Closing
Date: |
Open |
| Description: |
This is a full-time position that supports the Vice President of Communications.
The responsibilities include researching, formatting and |
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| Qualifications: | Minimum of two or more years computer
experience required · Good written and verbal communication skills · Ability to manage many different tasks and projects · Proficiency in French or Spanish a plus · Experience and training in web site content loading a plus |
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| Contact: | Dale Wiehoff, IATP, 2105 First Ave.
S., Minneapolis, MN 55404. Fax: 612-870-4846 E-mail: dwiehoff@iatp.org For questions or clarification, please contact Dale at 612-870-3401 |
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| Title: | Soil Scientist | ||
| Organization: | Indiana DNR |
Salary:
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$29,484 and up |
| Location: | Various cities in Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Dec. 20th, 2002 |
| Description: | General Soil Scientist Duties | ||
| Qualifications: | BS IN PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, OR EARTH SCIENCES, NATURAL RESOURCES, OR AGRICULTURE. KNOWLEDGE OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION PRINCIPLES, PRACTICES, SURVEY AND DESIGN IS DESIRABLE. MULTI-COUNTY AREA. STRONG COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND COMPUTER EXPERIENCE IS DESIRABLE. | ||
| Contact: |
APPLY TO: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 402 WEST WASHINGTON ST. W261, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, 46204. ATTN: DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES. E-MAIL ADDRESS: JOBS@DNR.STATE.IN.US OR HRD@DNR.STATE.IN.US |
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| Title: | Environmental Health Specialist | ||
| Organization: | Hancock County Department of Health |
Salary:
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Not yet determined |
| Location: | Hancock County, Indiana |
Closing
Date: |
Open |
| Description: |
DUTIES WILL INCLUDE: Investigation of Environmental Health Complaints, technical plan review, vector control, public swimming pools, permitting and inspection of septic systems, writing of reports, issuance of health orders, restaurant inspections, etc. |
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| Qualifications: | B.S. in Environmental Health or related field. | ||
| Contact: |
PHONE: (317) 462-1127 MAIL RESUME TO: Hancock County Health Department |
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| Title: | Wastewater/Drinking Water/Solid Waste Technical Assistance Provider | ||
| Organization: | The Indiana Rural Community Assistance Program |
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Salary will range from high 20's to upper 30's dependent upon qualifications, plus an excellent benefits package. |
| Location: | Indianapolis, IN. |
Closing
Date: |
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| Description: | The position provides technical, financial, and managerial assistance to rural Indiana communities seeking to address wastewater, drinking water, and solid waste management concerns. The position requires coordination with four other technical assistance providers with related job duties and requires the ability to work with a wide variety of people and organizations. | ||
| Qualifications: | Applicants must possess excellent written and oral communication skills, and the qualified individual will have good organizational skills to enable them to handle multiple projects simultaneously. Individuals with an ongoing interest in rural community issues are preferred. Candidates who are familiar with solid waste issues will be given special consideration. Bachelor's degree recipients with outstanding qualifications or Master's degree graduates in public health, solid waste management, public administration, environmental science/policy, public finance, engineering, planning, or related fields are encouraged to submit resumes. | ||
| Contact: | Please send letter of interest and
resume with job history to:
Jacqui Bauer, Program Co-Director |
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| Title: | Full Time Naturalist | ||
| Organization: | The Dawes Arboretum |
Stipend:
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$22,500 / year |
| Location: | Newark, OH. |
Closing
Date: |
2/15/03 |
| Description: |
Natural History Education Programming. -Conduct natural history hikes; Develop, prepare and present programs, classes and workshops for the general public as well as specific target audiences and design, create and maintain interpretive displays. |
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| Qualifications: | Undergraduate Degree in Natural Sciences, Interpretation, Environmental Education or related field. | ||
| Contact: | latotman@dawesarb.org or by phone at: 740-323-2355 | ||
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| Title: | Data Coordinator | ||
| Organization: | Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game |
Stipend:
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$15.25 - $25.25 / hour |
| Location: | Nampa, Idaho |
Closing
Date: |
1/29/03 |
| Description: | Consult with Federal and Local agencies with regard to collection of data related to fish and game. Process data and supervise its release. Develop procedures for data processing. Work with and train staff with regard to data handling. | ||
| Qualifications: | Contact Human Resources at 1-800-542-5738 of by email at: idhr@dhr.state.id.us | ||
| Contact: | Contact Human Resources at 1-800-542-5738 of by email at: idhr@dhr.state.id.us | ||
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| Title: | Program Director-Delaware Greenways, Inc. | ||
| Organization: | Delaware Greenways, Inc. |
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| Location: | Muncie, IN |
Closing
Date: |
February 7, 2003 |
| Description: | Under the direct supervision of the Executive Director of Delaware Greenways, assumes responsibility for day-to-day management of all programs, events and volunteer functions that are sponsored by or hosted by Delaware Greenways. Other duties include developing, implementing and evaluating programs and events; determining program needs and volunteer services required; developing and monitoring a program budget; pursuing grants and other resources; recruiting and training volunteers and other work related activities as required. | ||
| Qualifications: | 1. Graduate from college with a Bachelor's
Degree in recreation or a related field. 2. One or more years of professional experience in planning and implementation of programs and events. |
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| Contact: | Interested parties should submit
their resume with a letter of interest to:
Delaware Greenways, Inc. |
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| Title: | Regional Wildlife Biologist | ||
| Organization: | Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game |
Stipend:
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$16.59-$27.46/hour |
| Location: | Boise, ID |
Closing
Date: |
February 12th, 2003 |
| Description: | Work with data collection programs, monitor wildlife movement and activity, prepare management plans, review assessment reports and work with public on wildlife issues. | ||
| Qualifications: | For more information, contact : idhr@dhr.state.id.us | ||
| Contact: | idhr@dhr.state.id.us | ||
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| Title: | Seasonal Faculty Research Assistant | ||
| Organization: | Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife |
Stipend:
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$22,344 - $25.000 / year |
| Location: | Columbia and Snake Rivers |
Closing
Date: |
Open |
| Description: | Travel in OR. and WA. area taking and keeping notes related to the tracking and monitoring of specific fish populations. | ||
| Qualifications: | BA/BS degree in fisheries biology or related field. Abilitry to lift heavy nets and a strong commitment to promoting and enhancing diversity | ||
| Contact: |
Jan Cyrus Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit 104 Nash Hall - Oregon State University Corvallis, OR. 97331-3803
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