For college-level summer camp interns who want to create inspiring outdoor learning experience for children 4-12 while working in a beautiful natural setting. 
Application deadline: March 31, 2014 (or until positions are filled)
More information and application materials, visit islandwood.org/brightwatercamps or email derekj@islandwood.org 

A few quick notes to this uncommon opportunity (thanks to Kristi Straus):

have to be currently enrolled in an undergrad or grad program
only 2 weeks to apply
can lead to being non competitively converted to permanent employee status with USFWS – really valuable! 

The Real Food Challenge (RFC) Fellowship Program is a unique opportunity for recent college graduates to gain first-hand experience in building a social movement.  

Through this 14-month program, Fellows engage in intensive projects on a regional or national level while also honing their leadership skills and food systems knowledge through our participatory learning curriculum and engaged Fellowship community. 

Meet with Beth Kochevar, from McCall Outdoor Science School Graduate Program in Anderson 116, March 6th or drop by anytime from 2:30pm to 4pm.
Imagine an office that consists of the rivers, mountains, and lakes of the central Idaho Rockies and you have imagined the graduate program in environmental education at the McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS). 

This event will take place at the Grand Ballroom located in the Husky Union Building in Seattle, WA on February 28th, 2014 from 7:00pm-8:30pm for FREE. (Doors open at 5:30pm for the EBEB fashion show) 
The UW Conservation Catwalk is a key feature in the 7th annual Everybody, Every Body Fashion Show, a celebration of natural beauty.  

Kaplan will be holding a series of FREE practice tests on campus at the University of Washington – Seattle on Saturday, March 1st

As you are planning for spring quarter, it’s also time to review your path to Grad School.  

The Puget Sound RFEGs are excited to announce the launch of the Citizen Action Training School, or CATS, which will create a pool of future community leaders who are aware, educated, and active stewards and advocates for their watersheds and the greater Puget Sound.  

Go to Friday Harbor Labs this Spring Quarter! Applications are still being accepted! 

Marine Sedimentary Processes: Elwha River Dam Removal Impacts Research Apprenticeship
(Ocean 492, 15 credits)The review of applications will begin on January 25, 2014. 

Education for sustainability is “learning that links knowledge, inquiry, and action to help students build a healthy future for their communities and the planet.” We will explore the history and opportunity for this field in EDUC401K: Education for Sustainability, a 2-credit seminar through the Pipeline Project. 

The Marine Debris ACT is seeking to hire an intern to work part-time for one year to assist the ACT in managing the Marine Debris Database. This is a crucial role that is time-intensive.