*job* Center Director for Seward Park Audobon Center

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The Center Director for the Seward Park Audubon Center will lead Audubon Washington’s flagship urban science and nature education center, ensuring that Center programs teach people about their connections to birds and nature, both locally and throughout the Pacific Flyway, and what actions they can take to conserve them. 

cepmakinithappen:

UW Recycling and the UW Garbology Project are hiring a student assistant to work with office and project staff to develop outreach materials and programs.  This position is an ideal part-time job for an advanced undergraduate with an interest in sustainability and waste diversion.  

Please join the sustainability studio education group this Friday (May 31st) for a presentation on the basics of Green Investing at 2-3 pm. There will be food!
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UW Recycling and the UW Garbology Project are hiring a student assistant to work with office and project staff to develop outreach materials and programs.  This position is an ideal part-time job for an advanced undergraduate with an interest in sustainability and waste diversion.  

Threatened and Endangered Species Intern
http://www.thesca.org/threatened-and-endangered-species-intern/po-00357246
Quick Facts
Site Name:  Camp Lejeune
State:  NC
Location:  Camp Lejeune
Headline: This position involves monitoring, protection and management of protected species, including sea turtles, red-cockaded woodpeckers, piping plovers, bald eagles, seabeach amaranth, rough-leaved loosestrife on a Marine Corps Base. 

Looking for a great summer course?  This could be a great option for you! Check it out!   

Are you planning to study abroad during the spring of 2014 or later? Are you a Federal Pell Grant recipient? Do you want help covering the costs of your study abroad program?  

Trans-boundary Water Field TripOn April 12, Arava students and interns embarked on the Water Trip, led by Dr. Clive Lipchin. This five-day trip was part of a required course for all students called “Water Resource Management in the Middle East.“ The goal? 

Greetings Lettuce Link friends, volunteers and community supporters! 
We’re Hiring!
Michelle Bates-Benetua, Lettuce Link Program Manager, recently announced that she will be moving on from Lettuce Link. Read Michelle’s thoughts and please share the job posting widely.  

Basel Action Network (BAN) is a non-profit 501©(3) located in Pioneer Square advocating for global Environmental Justice. Our body of work includes preventing the export of toxic wastes, toxic products, and toxic technologies from the developed countries to developing countries.