The UW Sustainability office is hiring a paid Sustainability Communications intern (HuskyJobs #87919).  
The intern will research and write Sustainability Snapshot articles, blog posts and other stories for the UW Sustainability site green.uw.edu, highlighting various people, buildings and sustainability projects across UW. 

Join the UW Society of Ethnobiology for their Winter Speaker Event featuring:
Jo Robinson – author of recent bestseller Eating on the Wild Side
Jo Robinson is a bestselling, investigative journalist who has spent thepast 20 years scouring scientific articles for insights on how to restorevital nutrients to the American diet. 

Recology is a leader in the resource recovery industry. They provide services throughout California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, including collection, transfer, disposal, landfill management, composting, and recycling. They are also the largest employee-owned company in our industry and our success has stemmed from the dedication of our employees, the service we provide to our customers, and our genuine concern for a sustainable environment. 

The Nature Consortium in west Seattle is advertising an unpaid Internship position in urban forest restoration.  Get info from Mollie Behn mollie@naturec.org 

Organization: Fairfax County Park Authority, Natural Resource Management and Protection BranchJob title: Natural Resources Intern (Two positions available)
Location: Fairfax County, VA
Hours and compensation: $12.50/hour, approximately 40 hours per week from June 8th-August 7th. 

UW Sustainability (UWS) is a central source for information and resources regarding sustainability practices and programs at the University of Washington. UWS promotes the University’s mission to excel in environmental education and guide investments that ensure a sustainable future. 

Intermittent Job Opportunity:  Working with Friends in the new Waterfront SpaceFriends of Waterfront Seattle is seeking fun and engaging folks to work with us at Waterfront Space, a new event venue and project showroom dedicated to the Waterfront Seattle project.  

The Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team is seeking multilingual students for help in identifying and translating marine debris objects found by beach-walkers along the pacific coast. Known as COASST, we train and work with hundreds of volunteers to quantify the sources and human and environmental impacts of marine debris.