Check out this special topics course for WInter Quarter 2014!



Join the Friends of the Cedar River Watershed for a saturday fall planting projects. To see a description of each event, click here.

Nov 2nd, 9am-3pm: Planting at the Education Center along Rattlesnake Lake, North Bend (Free Tap Water tours to Masonry Dam!)

Nov 16th, 10am-2pm: Planting at Morningside Park, Yarrow Point

Nov 23rd, 10am-2pm: Planting at Seward Park, Seattle

Dec 7th, 10am-2pm: Planting at Wetherill Nature Preserve, Hunts Point

**Be sure to look out for a Volunteer Habitat Restoration Intern position announcement next month!** 

To sign up, contact amy@cedarriver.org 


EPA offers annual research grants to U.S. colleges and universities to engage students in projects to solve our world’s most serious environmental challenges. Through its People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) program, students working on teams design sustainability solutions and compete for more funding to take their ideas from the lab to the real world. 

In its 10th year, EPA’s P3 program fosters team-based learning, interdisciplinary effort and class-to-real-world experience. Take this opportunity for the 2014-15 school year to excite your students about making a difference in the world today. Be watching for this announcement in the coming weeks. Or click here to sign up for our listserv to receive notices instantly when opportunities are posted to our website: http://epa.gov/ncer/listserv/ 

You will find information about the program and all the official fine print about the upcoming request for applications here: http://epa.gov/p3/ 


UW Oceanography, Aquatic & Fishery Sciences, and Marine Biology Information Session

Thursday, November 7
2:30-3:30pm

Ocean Sciences Building, Room 425

University of Washington Seattle campus

Join us for snacks, short presentations, Q&A with advisers and faculty, and to learn about:

  • Marine Biology minor
  •  Aquatic and Fishery Sciences major
  • Oceanography major
  • Friday Harbor Labs, UW’s marine station on San Juan Island
  • How to get involved in research, internships, and field courses
  • … and more!

Looking for a unique study abroad opportunity in Israel? Come discover an experience that combines cutting-edge environmental academics and research with dialogue about conflict resolution. The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies is the leading environmental education and research program in the Middle East, and offers the only academic program in that region for students of all nationalities, including Israelis, Palestinians, and Jordanians, to live and learn together in an immersive, cross-cultural setting.

When you study at the Arava Institute, you not only learn about environmental issues from leading professors but also build a network of friends and colleagues who come from around the world, bringing a diverse array of cultural, religious, and political perspectives.

Interested in applying? Learn more at http://arava.org/academics/. We
also have a variety of internship opportunities:
http://arava.org/academics/internships/.


The UW Farm is the student run farm on the University of Washington campus. With three farming locations across campus, specialized Farm Committees, and weekly events, UW Farm offers exciting opportunities to the student body and local community to get involved in organic agriculture.

To get involved and apply for a leadership position, go here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NFx1r94g8e-RNNw39fLNylTZl1pxslICrB5KLA7QKRs/viewform



Note: Early registration discounts are available until midnight tonight ($95 adult, $40 youth under 24) and volunteer opportunities are still available for those who cannot afford to attend. We would really love to have your energy and expertise with us next weekend so that we can work together toward our shared goals in the Northwest. 

Cascadia has been a supporter of the UW Garbology Project and is now looking for employees on an on-call basis for waste analysis work (and possibly other roles).  Cascadia is particularly interested in hiring UW students, and has even given on-campus presentations as a means of recruiting UW Anthro and UW PoE students.

To apply, please send resume and cover letter to jobs@cascadiaconsulting.com and indicate On-Call Fieldwork Roster – Seattle – [Your Name] in the subject line.