[job] The Student Conservation Association (SCA)

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The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is seeking qualified applicants to lead, educate, and inspire high school studentsfor the summer of 2015.  SCA is America’s #1 Conservation Service Organization.

National Conservation Crews consist of two leaders and a crew of 6-8 high school volunteers, ages 15-19.  Crews live and work in spectacular national parks, forests & refuges across the United States. Two leaders camp with their crew in front country or backcountry sites and work to complete conservation projects in trail building & maintenance or invasive species control. Typical programs are 15 to 35 days in length, starting the beginning of June through the end of August.

National Crew Leader applicants will also be considered for placements leading local high school students on SCA’s regional crews and Youth Conservation Corps programs.

For more information: http://thesca.org/national-conservation-crew-leader

[job] Marine Naturalist

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San Juan Outfitters in Friday Harbor seeking a Marine Naturalist! 

Give informational talks throughout the 3-4 hour tour, covering whales, other marine life, plants, birds, the whole ecosystem and general information about the San Juan Islands. Give personal attention to guests in the form of courtesies and information. Prepare the boat before the trip including washing windows, laying out seat cushions and cleaning the boat. Assist guests aboard and with disembarking, and ensure each child under 12 years has a properly fitted life jacket. Assist captain with anything they need, including managing fenders and dock lines.

Website: http://www.sanjuanislandoutfitters.com

Contact: Brian Goodremont at info@sanjuanislandoutfitters.com

*Job* Communications Manager with Landesa

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*Job* Communications Manager with Landesa

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The Communications Manager (CM) handles developing, implementing, and maintaining Landesa’s communications, media, and public relations functions based on Landesa’s mission and vision to generate awareness of the importance of land rights as an integral component of global poverty alleviation. The CM serves a cross-cutting role within the organization, working to advance both our external voice to elevate land rights and our internal communication functions. The CM has a specific focus on managing both digital technology and digital content—ensuring both are presented technically advanced, our content integrates Landesa’s messaging and values, and is consistent to Landesa’s branding. The CM will provide project, operations, and vendor management.

*Job* Trail Crew Leader with Washington Trails Association

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*Job* Trail Crew Leader with Washington Trails Association

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Washington Trails Association is seeking individuals who love working outdoors to lead volunteers in building and maintaining trails. The Trail Crew Leader is a temporary field-based position located in various regions in Washington. The position’s primary responsibility is leading volunteer trail maintenance work parties. The position reports to the Field Programs Manager. Positions are available to lead day trips or week-long trips for adults and youth.

Washington Trails Association preserves, enhances, and promotes hiking opportunities in Washington state. We are committed to leaving a rich legacy of trails and wild lands for future generations to enjoy. For more information on this job and other positions, see www.wta.org/about/job-opportunities.

*Job* Shared Use Mobility Specialist with UW Transportation

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*Job* Shared Use Mobility Specialist with UW Transportation

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University of Washington Transportation Services has an outstanding opening for a Shared Use Mobility Specialist in the Commute Options Team.
 
Commute Options is responsible for transportation demand management for the University of Washington. The core duty of the Shared Use Mobility Specialist is to provide overall stewardship of the programs, products, and promotions that encourage use of carpooling, vanpooling, carsharing and other forms of shared use mobility on campus.
 
To apply, go to http://www.washington.edu/admin/hr/jobs/index.html and click “Start your job search »” in the purple band towards the top of the page. The requisition number (“Req #”) is 113309.
 
You must submit a resume and cover letter. Applications will be reviewed upon receipt. To ensure consideration, apply no later than 1/12/14.

*Job* Garden Hotline Educator with Seattle Tilth Association

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*Job* Garden Hotline Educator with Seattle Tilth Association

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Garden Hotline educators provide residents in Seattle and King County with information on plant care and selection, insect, animal and plant pests, IPM alternatives to pesticide use, weed management, urban food growing, soil building, soil biology, composting of yard debris and food scraps, use of compost and mulch, grass-cycling, natural lawn care, outdoor water conservation and home storm water management. Educators reach out to the public in Seattle and King County through educational workshops and presentations, garden tours, tabling at events, and other activities. Garden Hotline educators also provide service hours for phone, email and walk-in queries by residents Monday through Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and may assist in the other educational activities of Seattle Tilth.

*Job* Portal to the Public Program Coordinator with The Pacific Science Center

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*Job* Portal to the Public Program Coordinator with The Pacific Science Center

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Pacific Science Center seeks a Portal to the Public Program Coordinator to fulfill Pacific Science Center’s initiative to develop and disseminate innovative platforms that connect the public to current science being done in our community. Specifically, this position coordinates and plans for a variety of meetings, workshops and public programs that contribute to connecting public audiences with local scientists or current research and technology.

*Job* Annual Fund Manager with Washington Trails Association

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*Job* Annual Fund Manager with Washington Trails Association

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WTA seeks a self-motivated, pro-active and tech savvy professional to join its development team. The Annual Fund Manager is a key contributor to the success of Washington Trails Association’s fundraising program. This person will successfully develop, plan, execute and evaluate a comprehensive Annual Giving Program and implement strategic stewardship activities that support the Annual Fund including direct mail solicitations, online giving, and giving circles (Fireside Circle). The Annual Fund Manager will also develop, implement, and promote WTA’s corporate giving program.