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Job Description:  The Operations & Communications Director oversees smooth functioning organizational operations and communications while increasing the visibility of the organization, its programs, and advocacy efforts. The Operations & Communications Director will report to the Executive Director and will oversee two part-time employees, coordinating closely with program staff (including Carnivore Conservation Director and Creative Manager), consultants, advisors, and volunteers. The director position will be instrumental in supporting the organization’s strategic expansion and is an exciting opportunity to join a highly effective and growing organization. About Project Coyote*:   Project Coyote’s mission is to promote coexistence between people and wildlife through education, science, and advocacy. Visit us at   ProjectCoyote.org .  Job Duties: Communications/Outreach Management (managing P/T Social Media Assistant – SMA) Oversees all Project...

Tetra Tech’s commitment to hiring the best talent in the industry and helping them thrive professionally is stronger than ever.  We are seeking a qualified  Marine   Protected Species Biologist  to support work based at our Boston, MA office. Remote work options also possible.  Other office locations considered;   Rockland, MA; Portland, ME; Parsippany, NJ; Richmond, VA; Norfolk, VA  for impact assessment/permitting support, marine survey compliance support, and data management/reporting, for our marine mammal and offshore permitting program.   The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting our marine resources projects for a variety of commercial, federal, and state clients.  A multidisciplinary science-based background is desired, with an emphasis on marine biology, marine policy, bioacoustics, or offshore protected resources. Marine Protected Species of concern include marine mammals, sea turtles, endangered/threatened fishes. Projects vary but are typically...

POSITION SUMMARY This professional-level position is responsible for implementing assigned Defenders’ strategic plan conservation objectives and strategies in New Mexico, with a focus on conserving both state and federally listed threatened and endangered species and ensuring the sustainable management and conservation of our public lands, while working collaboratively with other Defenders’ staff, programs, and departments.   The Representative position will require  basic  knowledge of resource conservation issues, such as endangered species policy, federal land management policy, state wildlife management, renewable energy, landscape-level planning, and conservation biology. This position will also require the ability to quickly establish ties with decision makers and conservation partners.   Program strategies and objectives are achieved by collaborating with a variety of external partners including state and federal agencies and officials, elected...

Description At Weston Solutions you will do meaningful work and make valuable contributions.  A career at Weston means professional growth and access to diverse opportunities in a thriving, interconnected, and supportive community that works together to make a difference in the environment. We take pride in knowing that our people feel they do meaningful work and make valuable contributions to their teams because recent employee survey results show that over 90% agree on these points. Top talent from all paths—recent graduate, ex-military, experienced, and leaders—join Weston to do meaningful work with a focus on dynamic skills growth and long-term career progression.  Weston is hiring an Environmental Compliance Specialist with physical or biological science experience to support our client, NOAA, in their Silver Spring, MD office. This Specialist will p rovide assistance with preparing guidance documents to facilitate NOAA environmental compliance efforts; conducting...

Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group (MCFEG) is looking for an energetic individual to fill a Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) Individual Placement opening. This AmeriCorps position is ideal for an outgoing, organized, detail-oriented and independently motivated person with experience working with the public and a passion for the outdoors and environmental education. The Education, Outreach, and Monitoring Assistant will have a variety of responsibilities during the 11-month service term with Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group. Project responsibilities will include coordinating volunteer work parties and outreach events, assisting with in-class and field based educational experiences, serving alongside the seasonal restoration crew, assisting with project planning and implementation, assisting with the summer internship program, monitoring the success of previous restoration projects, and clerical and logistical support. Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement...