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ASWM has been a valuable source for wetland-related news for over 10 years. It publishes the monthly "Wetland Breaking News," which is widely read as a national publication. News items are also posted under major topic categories, for example, climate change, Gulf oil spill, state wetland program news and job postings. These can be found in the drop-down menu below "News," or select a news topic from the list below, then select a news article to read. In  addition to publishing WBN, the Association also offers original content with announcements, legal analysis, quirky wetland stories and more on its weekly blog, The Compleat Wetlander.
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Monday, 22 April 2013 03:00 |
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The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay seeks a Website Education Evaluator for its Chesapeake Bay Program (CBP) Communications Office in Annapolis, Maryland. The goal of this project will be to improve the quality of CBP’s online content, messages and information architecture to better reach teachers and students. While we have used the best possible technical and journalistic expertise in creating web content, this project would enhance our abilities to reach this significant audience in ways that meet their needs, thereby reaching new members of this audience and expanding awareness of CBP’s resources and partners’ work. This is a part-time, summer 2013 position. Deadline to apply is May 2, 2013. For more information, click here.
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Monday, 22 April 2013 02:02 |
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The Nature Conservancy seeks a Coastal Restoration Program Manager who will lead the development and implementation of the New Jersey Chapter's coastal restoration and climate adaptation efforts along the coast of New Jersey, which will focus on restoring key coastal habitats (e.g., tidal marshes and oysters reefs) and utilizing nature-based adaptation options to reduce risk to communities from natural disasters. The program manager will have the opportunity to determine the how and where the New Jersey chapter will implement projects to ensure the functionality of coastal ecosystems and/or promote resilient coastal communities. For more information, click here and search Job ID 41050.
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Monday, 22 April 2013 02:00 |
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Watsonville Wetlands Watch, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting, restoring, and fostering the appreciation of the wetlands of the Pajaro Valley, California seeks several on-call Environmental Educators to assist in leading hands-on wetland-based programming. Preferred candidates will have a college degree or be pursuing a degree related to environmental science and/or studies and have a background in outdoor teaching- specifically utilizing inquiry-based learning methods. Watsonville Wetlands Watch provides a fun and supportive work environment and we are looking for team players who are creative, passionate about the environment and love working with youth ages 10-18. We provide outdoor education for students of the Pajaro Valley Unified School District intermittently throughout the school year during the school day and after school. We are looking for educators with flexible schedules who are willing to help teach in the classroom and on field trips to the Watsonville wetlands on an on-call basis. Activities generally last about 2-3 hours and cover themes including water quality, habitats, biodiversity, food webs, and wetland ecology. Educators are expected to attend paid trainings and help with the set up and clean up of activities. They will also be required to get fingerprinted thought the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. Compensation is $50 per field trip.
Please send a cover letter and resume to Noelle Antolin.
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Monday, 22 April 2013 01:03 |
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Friends of the Rappahannock, Inc. seeks an energetic self-starter to lead a diverse array of conservation projects, develop new restoration initiatives and assist in organizational capacity building and management. The Programs Manager will direct specific conservation/restoration programs such as our "Student Stream Team" . "River Cleanups", and our "Rainscape Retrofits" programs; design and implement new restoration and advocacy initiatives, consistent with the organization's mission; seek out and acquire funding to support implementation of conservation initiatives; contribute to developing and implementing organizational and developmental goals (capacity building, strategic planning, fundraising); and supervise the staff Coordinator for outreach, volunteering, and membership. For more information, click here. Applications will be accepted through and including May 1, 2013.
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Monday, 22 April 2013 01:01 |
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Wetlands and Water Resources, Inc. is seeking a Project Manager Environmental Scientist/Planner for their office in San Rafael, California. They are looking for a talented and motivated individual with work experience and academic background in wetland or aquatic ecosystem science, or ecological engineering and environmental planning to jump directly into projects and project management. The qualified candidate will possess excellent skills in quantitative analysis, writing, interdisciplinary integration and creative thinking, and interpersonal communications. The qualified candidate will have a bachelors and ideally a graduate degree in natural resources, hydrology/geomorphology, ecology, environmental planning, landscape architecture, or engineering with an emphasis on natural resource management and ecosystem restoration. A minimum of 10 years (with bachelors degree only) or 5 years (with graduate degree) of professional experience, including project management expertise, is essential. Experience in the San Francisco Bay and Delta, and knowledge of CEQA/NEPA and regulatory programs strongly preferred. Computer skills essential, GIS desirable. For more information, click here or click here.
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