8 Sustainability jobs

FirstCarbon Solutions (FCS), an ADEC Innovation, works with clients worldwide, ranging from public Fortune 500 companies to small privately held Tier 3 suppliers, and provides full-service sustainability and ESG support services. The ADEC team successfully helps our clients incorporate high-quality data, robust analysis, and straightforward processes throughout all steps of their ESG journeys. Our distinct ‘data-insights-action’ approach helps companies uncover and collect valuable corporate operations and supply chain data and use it to create and advance effective ESG programs. As global ESG requirements become more rigorous and mandate additional elements such as target setting, risk assessments, detailed implementation plans, and performance monitoring, the demand for ADEC’s services is growing.   The Business Development Leader role is an  evergreen position , meaning we are always looking for talented individuals to join our team. Applications...

Through the farming season—April through October—fellows live on our Colorado farm, tending the land in the mornings and devoting afternoons to projects and seminars focused on one central question: how can we live so that future generations might see us as good ancestors? Since 2021, this fellowship has been a powerful space to explore ways of being outside the boundaries of the modern, industrial, capitalist culture. At Groundwork, sustainability is not about a techno-utopian vision of solar panels and electric cars. It’s about deeper questions: what it means to be a human being alive in an unraveling world; replacing a life of commodity with community, extraction with reciprocity, and practicing coming home to ourselves and to the land. The fellowship covers a lot of ground: •Practicing farming skills as you tend our organic vegetable and seed farm and study local food systems •Learning to save seeds and step into an intergenerational lineage of seedkeepers...

Position Title:   Sustainable Housing Specialist Dates:   March 10 - July 25, 2025 (5 months / 675 hours) Schedule:  Monday - Friday; 8:00 am - 4:00 pm; 20 weeks Total Living Allowance:   $8,100.00 (pre-tax, paid bi-weekly) Segal Education Award:  $2,817.14 upon successful completion of AmeriCorps service term Program Overview The Sustainability Institute (SI)’s Environmental Conservation Corps: Weatherization Crew (ECC) is an AmeriCorps-accredited (through The Corps Network) workforce development and service-learning program based out of North Charleston, SC. This program is intended for individuals interested in or pursuing careers in conservation and sustainability fields. Through this program, participants can expect to gain desirable field skills and training while addressing coastal resilience and energy efficiency needs in the Lowcountry region. Projects include performing residential energy audits, installing weatherization measures, leading community energy...

NEIWPCC is seeking an enthusiastic Human Resources Intern to support talent acquisitions initiatives and other employee-related projects. This is a great opportunity for an emerging professional to work within an environmental non-profit with the goal of supporting staff in their work and attracting new personnel dedicated to advancing clean water in the Northeast. What You Will Do As an HR Intern, you will primarily assist with NEIWPCC’s recruitment, hiring, and onboarding projects. It is the goal for this position to assist with targeted recruitment support for NEIWPCC’s spring and summer hiring initiatives. You will also lead relationship building initiatives with key scientific educational institutions, refine recruitment strategies and accounts, and provide support to other HR-related functions including training, employee engagement, and data management. Preferred Qualifications The successful candidate will have: At least 2-3 years towards a bachelor’s degree in...

Live, learn, and explore Maine’s conservation pockets with the Maine Conservation Corps (MCC). As an MCC Shore Corps Steward, you can make an impact! The Maine Conservation Corps will place Shore Corps Stewards within state properties, government agencies, and community-based organizations to expand awareness and implementation of nature-based solutions for shoreline stabilization. After receiving training from the DEP Nonpoint Source Training Center, Stewards will: 1) perform outreach to educate community leaders and the general public about nature-based solutions; 2) conduct site assessments for landowners advising them on green infrastructure opportunities, native plantings, stream smart principles, and other tactics to increase resilience; 3) connect local communities to the strategies and activities included in Resilient Maine; and  4) host demonstration projects on public properties to provide hands-on training to community members about nature-based solutions....

Build a path, while finding yours! Live, serve, and explore Maine’s wilderness, coast, and mountains with Maine Conservation Corps (MCC).  Members serve on small teams, typically ranging from 3-6 members, using traditional construction and maintenance skills to enhance recreational trails across the state and engage in other conservation projects aimed at improving habitat and expanding 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 / END DATES: 675-hour (all season):  June 9 – October 10, 2025 300-hour (summer term):   June 9 – August 8, 2025 300-hour (fall term): August 11 – October 10, 2025 TIME REQUIREMENTS: 675-hour or 300-hour AmeriCorps Term, full-time, 40+ hours a week.  It is typical to have a varied schedule, i.e., 9 days on (Monday – Tuesday) followed by 5 days off AND/OR 5 days on (Monday...

Live, serve, and explore Maine’s wilderness, coast, and mountains with Maine Conservation Corps (MCC). Assistant Team Leaders (ATLs) serve on small teams, typically ranging from 3-6 members, using traditional construction and maintenance skills to enhance recreational trails across the state and engage in other conservation projects aimed at improving habitat and expanding access to treasured natural areas. Discover your leadership potential as you gain experience in conservation 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:   June 9, 2025 END DATE:  October 10, 2025 TIME REQUIREMENTS: 675-hour AmeriCorps Term, full-time, 40+ hours a week. It is typical to have a varied schedule, i.e., 9 days on (Monday – Tuesday) followed by 5 days off AND/OR 5 days on (Monday – Friday) with weekends off. Overnights, weekends, training, and service days are...