The Pollinator Pathway seeks a friendly and responsible person for its Gardener + Volunteer Coordinator position. The position will be split between two primary tasks: organizing and overseeing our volunteer program (through outreach, coordination and planned weeding dates) and independently caring for the project (overseeing the gardens, preparing soils and planting areas, weeding beds between planting and maintenance events, communicating with homeowners about their individual gardens, and monitoring the health of the gardens overall) for the duration of the position. 

CleanScapes seeks a creative, dedicated and energetic individual to work with Puget Sound area cities to reduce waste and expand recycling and compost programs. This position involves supporting the Waste Zero team efforts in working with businesses, community groups, apartment managers/residents, schools and other organizations to achieve their waste reduction and diversion goals. 

Seattle Tilth is working with the King County Solid Waste Division to improve recycling rates, and we’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team of Master Recycler Composters. This is an excellent opportunity for students who are passionate about recycling to gain valuable experience in educational outreach. 

Spring 2014
Pol S 401, Advanced Seminar in Political Theory Topic: Environmental Political Theory Instructor: Jason Lambacher Time: TTh 1230-220pm 5 Credits, I&S Credit SLN: 18408
Description: This course surveys the intersection of environmental ideas and political theory. 

Field Technicians in Freshwater Fish Ecology – University of Washington
We are looking for two field technicians to join the Freshwater Ecology and Conservation Laboratory (Dr. Julian Olden, University of Washington) to assist with a series of field projects in Washington and Oregon. 

Good morning, the Pathways vacancies were posted this morning and will close this Friday, March 21stThis effort is to fill positions temporarily under the Pathways Intern, Not to Exceed (NTE) hiring authority. 

Washington Sea Grant Science Communications Fellowship

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Click the link above for more information: applications for spring-summer quarter due to WSG: March 24, 2014 

URBDP 498/598 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING Spring Quarter 2014GLD 102 Tue-­‐‑Thu 10:00-­‐‑11:20Regime Shifts, Resilience, and Transformation in Urban EcosystemsMarina Albertimalberti@u.washington.edu(206) 616-8667
DESCRIPTIONThis course focuses on the integration of principles of ecosystem dynamics and resilience intoplanning and decision-making. 

The Following Positions are Available: 
Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0015 – Central Point) 2 positions

Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0019 – Basque) 1 position
 

Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0018 – Lakeview) 1 position
 
Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0017 – Klamath Falls) 2 positions

Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0016 – Gold Beach) 2 positions

Fish and Wildlife Technician (Aquatic Invasive Species Technician)  (ODFW14-0020 – Ontario) 3 positions

Note: All positions are from 4/28/14-9/30/14 (one position in Ontario is from 3/31/13-9/30/14).