5 jobs found

The Opportunity The Environmental Sustainability Director is uniquely positioned to shape the future of Fort Collins’ healthy and sustainable environment. The Director provides leadership to the development and implementation of the policies, programs, and services that equitably advance the Council’s and the community’s priorities on sustainability, air quality, climate, waste reduction, community engagement, meaningful performance measurement, and supporting the organization in leading by example to achieve its own sustainability goals. The Director is responsible for environmental sustainability strategic planning and reporting and effectively leads the preparation of short-term and long-term plans. The Environmental Sustainability Director leads the department-wide view of workload management to ensure team members can successfully provide services to the community and organization. The Director develops and manages the department’s biennial budget and coordinates the...

NatureServe seeks an ecologist with a strong data science background to contribute to NatureServe’s efforts to assess the status and distributions of ecosystems and at-risk species. NatureServe is an established biodiversity conservation science and technology organization with a strategic plan that prioritizes efficiency and effectiveness in the collection, curation, scientific analysis, and delivery of conservation data.  The Spatial Ecologist will join a team of scientists, data managers, and developers who work together, and with state, provincial, and federal partners, to provide critical information on the extent, condition, and vulnerability of ecosystems and species habitat. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the development, analysis and visualization of foundational ecosystem and species data that is used to guide critical decisions on the management and conservation of imperiled biodiversity across North America.     The Spatial Ecologist will...

NEIWPCC is seeking a full-time Environmental Analyst to collaborate with municipal stakeholders and community leaders to develop and implement plans to protect drinking water sources throughout the Capital Region of New York state. What You’ll Do As a NEIWPCC Environmental Analyst, you will become 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. You will collect, analyze, and maintain environmental data to inform recommendations and prepare technical documentation for a variety of stakeholders and for external outreach. You will utilize GIS to create community maps, and will be a resource to for questions related to sources of drinking water and locations of possible contamination. You will also assist with other tasks related to water supply...