NEIWPCC is seeking two full-time Environmental Analysts to collaborate with municipal stakeholders and community leaders to develop and implement plans to protect drinking water sources throughout the Western Region of New York state. What You’ll Do As a NEIWPCC Environmental Analyst and an essential member of the Drinking Water Source Protection Program (DWSP2), you will: Work with municipal leaders, water operators, consultants, local health departments and other community stakeholders to develop DWSP2 plans and provide technical assistance during plan implementation. Collect, analyze, and maintain environmental data to inform recommendations and prepare technical documentation for a variety of stakeholders and for external outreach. Utilize GIS to create community maps and will be a resource for questions related to sources of drinking water and locations of possible contamination. Assist with other tasks related to water supply protection, such as water quality...

ENVIRONMENTAL SUPERVISOR Ft. Myers Service Center 4026BR Job Description This is a leadership/supervisory position responsible for a section of Professional Wetland Scientists, Biologists, and Environmental Analysts performing the review and analysis of the natural resource management (NRM) portions of Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) and Water Use Permit (WUP) applications, Formal Wetland Determinations (FWDs) and Sovereignty Submerged Lands (SSL) using accepted wetland mitigation practices, and wetland functional assessments such as the Wetland Rapid Assessment Procedure (WRAP) and the Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM) in accordance with new or established criteria in a deadline-driven environment. The position will be located at the Fort Myers Service Center.  After 6 months of employment, a partial remote work schedule may be available.  Job Duties: Lead and supervise technical staff in ensuring conformance and compliance with the Natural Resource...

NEIWPCC is seeking two full-time Environmental Analysts to design and host Title 5 trainings for municipal health officials across the state. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Program (DEP) Title 5 regulation governs the construction and maintenance of septic systems and the transport of septic-system waste. What You’ll Do As a NEIWPCC Environmental Analyst and an essential member of the Wastewater and Onsite Programs Division, you will: Facilitate and participate in meetings with local boards, commissions and public health departments to assist with interpreting regulations, policies and guidance. Coordinate with internal and external partners to develop and deliver regular training, including in-person workshops, live virtual sessions, and self-paced online modules. Respond to requests for information from local public health officials and provide training and technical assistance as needed on Title 5 and other related rules and regulations. Work closely...

Your New Role – Director, Oregon Department of State Lands! Are you a dynamic leader experienced in natural resource management and passionate about helping communities thrive through stewardship of lands, wetlands, waterways, and research? Apply to be the next Director of the Oregon Department of State Lands (DSL) by March 30th, 2025! DSL’s Director is responsible for all agency activities. Those very diverse activities include managing the lands provided at statehood to help fund public education through the $2.3 billion Common School Fund, overseeing Oregon-owned waterways, protecting wetlands and waters of the state through Oregon’s removal-fill and wetlands conservation laws, and increasing understanding of estuaries and forests at South Slough Reserve and the Elliott State Research Forest. The Director is hired by and directly reports to the State Land Board, which consists of the three top elected officials of the state – Oregon’s Governor, Secretary of State and...