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). 

POSITION:  Outdoor Education Instructor at Camp Killoqua, near Seattle, WA
SEASON:  Late March 2014 to June 14, 2014
DESCRIPTION:
Come work and play at camp during the school year! Camp Killoqua, a non-profit residential Outdoor Education program in beautiful Stanwood Washington, is looking for creative, enthusiastic Instructors for our spring season. 

Come take a break from studying for finals, and get your hands dirty in the Kincaid Ravine at the final work party of winter quarter! We have plants and mulch installed along the trail. 

Documenting Subsistence in Alaska: A Few Things Learned…Jim MagdanzAlaska Department of Fish and Game, Subsistence Division (retired)UAF – Resilience and Adaptation Program, Graduate School, University of Alaska Fairbanks (Ph.D. student)UW – Biocultural Anthropology (visiting student)
Friday March 143:30-5pmDenny Hall 205

Jim Magdanz will present some results from 30-years of subsistence research in Alaska.   

City University in downtown Seattle is hosting an iUrbanTeen summit on March 22nd for under-represented teens. The organizer is looking for someone who can do a workshop for the teens on Environmental Science. 

Nature Vision is a non-profit environmental education organization founded in 2003 based in Woodinville, WA. Our mission is to foster citizen appreciation and stewardship of our environment through integration of school, community, and nature education.