6 Green Building - Sustainable Development jobs

  Build a path, while finding yours! Live, serve, and explore Maine’s wilderness, coast, and mountains with Maine Conservation Corps (MCC).  Members serve in teams of three to six, using traditional construction and maintenance skills to enhance hiking, biking, skiing, and other types of recreational trails throughout the state, and engage in other conservation projects to improve habitat and expand access to treasured natural areas.  This short-term commitment leads to long-term impacts. You’ll make a difference in local communities while connecting to nature, peers, and yourself.  START DATE: Monday, June 10, 2024 END DATE: Friday, October 11, 2024 Team Members are 675-hour AmeriCorps members. Commitment to service for the duration of the term is of utmost importance. LOCATION: Orientation will be based out of a summer camp. Field projects after orientation are conducted state-wide in National and State Parks, Public Lands, Municipalities, and...

Live, serve, and explore Maine’s wilderness, coast, and mountains with Maine Conservation Corps (MCC). As an AmeriCorps member, you’ll gain hands-on conservation skills while opening and improving access to treasured natural areas.  Discover your leadership potential as you gain experience in Conservation Corps project management. You’ll make a difference in the lives of your team and local communities while connecting to nature and your peers.   START DATE:   Monday, June 10, 2024 END DATE :   Friday, October 11, 2024 Assistant Team Leaders (ATLs) are 675-hour AmeriCorps members. Commitment to service for the duration of the term is of utmost importance. LOCATION: Orientation will be based at a summer camp. Field projects during the training period and the field season will occur throughout Maine. MCC Office: 54 Independence Drive, Augusta, ME 04330 TIME REQUIREMENTS: 675-hour AmeriCorps Term, f ull-time, 40+ hours a week.  It is...

Team Leaders are an integral part of the Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) mission to accomplish conservation projects that inspire people and enhance communities. As a Team Leader, you will expand outdoor recreational opportunities to Maine’s woods, waters, and mountains, while protecting these precious natural resources. Additionally, you will receive professional skill development and certifications, team-based service learning, the opportunity to live and serve in unique locations, a living allowance, an education award, and more! Apply to be an MCC Field Team Leader today! START DATE: Monday, March 18, 2024   END DATE: Friday, October 25, 2024 Team Leaders are 1200-hour AmeriCorps members. Commitment to service for the duration of the term is of utmost importance. LOCATION: Training will be based out of a summer camp.  Service projects during training will be held at other locations, such as Maine State Parks or Public Lands. Field...

Location: MCC Office: 54 Independence Drive, Augusta, ME 04330 Fieldwork is conducted throughout Maine. Time Requirement : January 16 – November 29, 2024 (46 Weeks) 40+ hours a week Monday-Friday during training and orientation weeks Flex schedule possible during the field season (e.g. four 10-hour days); overnights and some weekends required; flexibility required to meet the needs of MCC members General Description : The mission of the Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) is to accomplish conservation projects that inspire individuals and enhance communities.  As an AmeriCorps program MCC is dedicated to accomplishing outdoor recreation and conservation projects for the public, promoting and managing volunteer opportunities, providing education, and building self-esteem, leadership, and skill sets to strengthen the future opportunities of members. The Field Coordinator will provide support and training to field teams as assigned...

Western Colorado University’s MEM program is excited to offer a suite of graduate fellowships and intern opportunities to reduce tuition, enhance organizational partnerships, elevate master’s project quality, and improve career competitiveness for select MEM students. Over 80% of our master’s students receive some financial assistance through fellowships, internships, and grants, regardless of residential or distance student status!   Western Colorado University’s Clark Family School of Environment and Sustainability offers a two-year, project-based Master in Environmental Management (MEM) degree.  Applications are being accepted now. Students develop highly employable skillsets and do impactful projects across a variety of disciplines, including ecosystem restoration, sustainable agriculture, community and land use planning, climate change mitigation, green infrastructure, recreation planning, and so much more. Our student and alumni network is...