What makes a sustainable community? How can we instill in youngergenerations a sense of hope and optimism in a finite world? We will beexploring these questions in EDUC401K Education for Sustainability, aninteractive seminar through the Pipeline Project. 

ACAT seeks a full-time Environmental Health and Justice Coordinator to facilitate our projects. The goal of all of ACAT’s projects is to assure justice by advocating for environmental and community health. 

The International, a news website that features articles from a variety of sources on issues of public interest, is currently looking for reporters of environmental topics at the University of Washington! 

For more information, go to http://www.global.ucsb.edu/graduate 

The Grist Fellowship program is looking to hire three early-career journalists to join the Grist team for six-month periods. Grist is an independent nonprofit media organization that shapes the country’s environmental conversations, making green second nature for their  monthly audience of 1,500,000 and growing.  

Another awesome course to look into for Winter Quarter 2014! 

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