Below is a list of a few of this week's environmental nonprofit
jobs that have been posted on ExecSearches.com,
a site focused on providing employment resources to the
nonprofit sector.

For hundreds more job listings or details about any listed
below, please visit:  http://www.execsearches.com

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Executive Assistant
Environmental Investigation Agency
Washington, DC
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3238

Director of Communications
Forest Stewardship Council US
Washington DC
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3126

Staff Attorney
The Center for Biological Diversity
Idyllwild, California
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3104

Staff Attorney
The Center for Biological Diversity
Tucson, Arizona
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3103

Executive Director
Horizons for Youth
Sharon, Massachusetts
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3241

Associate Director
The Humane Society of the United States
Flanders, New Jersey
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/detail.asp?job_id=3205

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Jay Green
JGreen@...
http://www.ExecSearches.com

Engineering firm rated in the top ten to work for, has opening for
Registered Geologist to head a department in Southern California
location.  Candidate should have LOCAL or US Environmental
experience.  Several other levels open as well, but must put Manager
in place first.

If you have ENVIRONMENTAL experience as a Geologist, please send your
to:  jam@...

Thanks,

Jennifer Marshall
PDS Technical Services
800-234-8644 x207

>>Research Assistantships in Environmental Economics
>>Michigan State University
>>
>>Applications are now being accepted for graduate research assistantships
>>for students interested in the economics of freshwater wetlands,
>>ecosystem valuation, and legal and economic analysis of natural resource
>>policy.  Assistantships may be used to support either masters or doctoral
>>study in environmental and resource economics at Michigan State
>>University.  Successful applicants will work closely with faculty on
>>projects dealing with the stated preference analysis of wetland ecosystem
>>restoration and with the economic analysis of freshwater ecosystem policies.
>>
>>Graduate students receiving these research assistantships may choose to
>>enroll in one of the graduate environmental economics programs offered by
>>the Department of Agricultural Economics, the Department of Fisheries and
>>Wildlife, and the Department of Resource Development.  These programs
>>offer a full range of environmental and resource economics
>>courses.  Faculty expertise includes areas of non-market valuation, land
>>economics, ecological economics, analysis of natural resource law,
>>pollution prevention, and the economics of wildlife and renewable
>>resource management.
>>
>>The research assistantships are 12-month appointments with competitive
>>stipends that start at $1,300 per month.  Stipends include health
>>benefits and a waiver of tuition and fees for a typical course load.  The
>>projects also offer computer support and funding opportunities for travel
>>to professional meetings.
>>
>>Application materials and additional information may be obtained from:
>>
>>Dr. John Hoehn                                  Phone:  517-353-6735
>>Department of Agricultural Economics    Fax:            517-432-1800
>>Michigan State University                       E-mail: hoehn@...
>>East Lansing, MI
>>48824-1039
>><http://www.msu.edu/~hoehn/>http://www.msu.edu/~hoehn/
>>
>>Dr. Michael Kaplowitz                           Phone:          517-355-0101
>>Department of Resource Development              Fax:            517-353-8994
>>Michigan State University                       E-mail: kaplowit@...
>>East Lansing, MI
>>48824
>><http://www.msu.edu/~kaplowit/>http://www.msu.edu/~kaplowit/
>>
>>Dr. Frank Lupi                                  Phone:          517-432-3883
>>Department of Fisheries and Wildlife    Fax:            517-432-1800
>>Michigan State University                       E-mail: lupi@...
>>East Lansing, MI
>>48824
>><http://www.msu.edu/~lupi/>http://www.msu.edu/~lupi/
>>
>>
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>Michael D. Kaplowitz, J.D., Ph.D.
>>Dept. of Resource Development
>>Michigan State University
>>East Lansing, MI  48824
>>Tel: 517.355.0101      Fax: 517-353-8994
>>E-mail: kaplowit@...
>><http://www.msu.edu/~kaplowit>http://www.msu.edu/~kaplowit
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hi Nancy!

Well, long story short, I have to complete an internship for full
credit in my Cegep (college in Quebec) program which is called
Ecological Technology. It is definite now that I will be going to BC
to complete an Internship at Critter Care for minimum of 6 weeks.
Looking forward to it!

~Lindsay



> Lindsay...I have heard of Critter Care and actually emailed one of
> the volunteer coordinators about possible involvement.  I have
> visited their website and it seems like a cool place...will you be
> going there to work or volunteer because I am interested in finding
> out info on internship programs and such.  Sorry I don't know much
> but I wish you luck!
>
> Nancy

Help Wanted
Restoration Program Associate - Delaware Riverkeeper Network (DRN) - The
Restoration Program Associate assists the Restoration Program Manager in
identifying, organizing and implementing stream restoration projects.
Projects focus on restoring ecological function and include revegetating
stream buffers, engineering channel stability and improving in-stream
habitat.


The Associate Manager participates in all aspects of project work and is
specifically responsible for coordinating the design and implementation
phases. Tasks include initial field assessments, coordination and oversight
of planning and design (often in partnership with an engineering or
technical support team), permitting, ordering materials and plants,
coordinating volunteer activities, and developing monitoring and maintenance
plans. Project work typically involves coordination with state and local
agencies, and various watershed and conservation groups.


Qualifications include a minimum business associate or bachelor of science
in biology, botany, ecology, engineering, environmental science,
horticulture, hydrology or other relevant field. Strong organizational
skills a must; project management experience preferred. Familiarity with MS
Word and Excel required; Access a plus. Interest in budget management and
grant writing desired.


The Associate Manager will be based in either the Bucks or Chester County
offices, but field and project work requires substantial amounts of travel.
DRN reimburses expenses for the use of personal vehicles. Availability and
willingness to work weekends and occasional evenings required.


<> To apply, send a resume and cover letter to: Restoration Program Manager,
Delaware Riverkeeper Network, PO Box 326, Washington Crossing PA 18977.


11/30/2001

SEEKING a California Registered Geologist for Long Beach, CA area.
Must have environmental experience.

Thanks,

Jennifer
800-234-8644
jam@...




--- In EnviroJobs@y..., "Jennifer" <recruiterjen76@y...> wrote:
> Engineering firm rated in the top ten to work for, has opening for
> Registered Geologist to head a department in Southern California
> location.  Candidate should have LOCAL or US Environmental
> experience.  Several other levels open as well, but must put
Manager
> in place first.
>
> If you have ENVIRONMENTAL experience as a Geologist, please send
your
> to:  jam@p...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jennifer Marshall
> PDS Technical Services
> 800-234-8644 x207

Engineering firm has opening for Registered Geologist to head
department in Southern California location. Candidate should have
LOCAL or US experience in the environmental consulting field.
Several other levels open as well, but must put Manager in place
first.

If you have ENVIRONMENTAL experience as a Geologist, please send your
resume to jam@...

Look forward to hearing from you,

Jennifer Marshall
PDS Technical Services
800-234-8644 x207

Hi, my name is Steve and I'm looking for work in the field of
environmental consultancy and conservation. I have a BSc. (Hons.)
Plant Science 2:1, a broad based botany degree in which I focussed on
plant and fresh water ecology. I have lots of experience with data
handling and computing as well as practical field experience in
Scotland, Tenerife and Brazil.

I am perticularly interested in river and wetland ecology as well as
soil and water pollution/remediation. I am highly motivated, have a
strong scientific backround and work well in a team or on my own
initiative.

I have recently been working as a volunteer studying the effects on
species and habitats of a large hydroelectric scheme on the Rio
Parana, Brazil. I have lots of experience in data collection,
population studies and water chemistry and sediment analysis.

If anyone is interested in my CV please contact me at
sroemmele@...

I would appreciate any suggestions about gaining employment in this
sector and look forward to hearing from you

Thanks
Steve Roemmele

Hello...
I maintain a web site containing employment links in
wildlife biology for myself and friends, and have been
asked to pass along the address to the group.  I hope
it is useful to others.

http://www.pherkad.com

Click on "Employment" (on the whale)

Sincerely,
   Marci

marci@...

Hello,
    I am a seasonal field biologist of seven years and thus caught in
the endless search for new opportunities.  I have worked for several
government agencies, universities, NGOs, and consulting firms on over
twenty-five wildlife projects.  My experience includes work with
bears, coyotes, lynx, moose, elk, deer, fox, wolves, sea turtles,
marine mammals, shorebirds, cougars, wolverines, fishers, and alpine
chamois in a variety of places (ME, AK, MT, NC, HI, WY, CA, TN, CO,
AL, MI, MN, WI, GA, Alberta, and Switzerland).  I am striving to gain
a very broad and diverse background on which to draw upon through my
long term goals of wildlife conservation.  I am currently seeking a
master's program and opportunities to work in the arctic.
    EnviroJobs is a great resource, and I hope it will someday help me
move beyond collecting yellow snow and persisting on Ramen noodles.
    Sincerely,
   Marci Johnson

marci@...
www.pherkad.com

Hello Envirojobs Members,

Due to increased traffic on the envirojobs website, I am forced to
move it off of Geocities.  We are exceeding their monthly traffic
allotment and they are frequently shutting the site down.
Fortunately, The Ohio State University has offered to host the site
on their School of Natural Resources Web Server.  The new link is:

http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~envjobs/

    I am currently unable to maintain the site properly, and my web
skills are somewhat out-of-date, so I am offering free online credit
to persons willing to assist with the site.  All you need to do is
pick a page that needs work, and that you think you can improve upon
and update the page.  When you have updated the page, e-mail me the
necessary files and I will upload them.

    You may give yourself a "low-key" credit on the page, as well as a
link to your website and/or resume (no large ads or pop-ups please as
these are forbidden on OSU servers).  A small graphic perhaps that
indicates this page was contributes by you or your organization with
a link would be appropriate.  You may also list our site on your
resume as experience. If you are interested or have any questions,
please contact me by replying to this message.  Since this website
generates no revenue, I can only offer a volunteeer opportunity.

Thanks,
Nick D'Amato
The Ohio State University
Department of Urban Forestry

I seem to have forgotten to complete my email address on my previous
posting (10/12/01). If interested please in seeing my CV please mail
me at
sroemmele@...

Thanks- steve

For Steve, and others who may not be aware,

     Yahoogroups deliberately obfuscates your e-mail address.  One can
only reply to the e-mail messages by clicking on the link through the
web. The yahoogroups server will forward the message to the correct
address.  This is done ostensibly to protect your e-mail from roving
spammers.  This does offer some protection, however, many people
argue that Yahoo itself will sell some information directly.
N.

--- In EnviroJobs@y..., "steve_ni2001" <sroemmele@h...> wrote:
> I seem to have forgotten to complete my email address on my
previous
> posting (10/12/01). If interested please in seeing my CV please
mail
> me at
> sroemmele@h...
>
> Thanks- steve

Please feel free to distribute this posting to any intersted and/or
qualified candidate.  Thank you in advance for your assistance.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Restoration of Florida Everglades
Sponsor - USGS
Location - Reston, VA

Project Description:
Restoration efforts for the Florida Everglades are focused on
re-establishing and enhancing shallow surface-water flows where these
habitat-preserving conditions have been lost or diminished due to canal and
hydraulic control structure diversions. This project is focused on
quantifying canal and wetland flow exchanges through field data-collection
efforts, analyzing these data to investigate forcing mechanisms and to
evaluate empirical coefficients, and translating these findings into the
development of improved simulation models for use in determining the
effectiveness of restoration actions.

Objectives of the Internship:
This internship will provide an intern with the opportunity to work closely
with hydrologists and other research scientists in the full range of tasks
associated with the translation of field-collected data into an interpretive
tool to appraise water-management decisions and actions. The Associate will
work closely with the project chief and other scientists to collect the
needed data, to compile and verify the data for entry into data bases, to
analyze the data for translation into mathematical expressions, to prepare
the data for input to simulation models, and to develop graphical tools and
methods for visualization of simulation results.

Specific Tasks:
1. Assist in the preparation and execution of efforts to collect
intensive hydrualic and hydrologic data in the South Florida Everglades
using sophisticated instruments with laptop computers and field notebooks to
record the data and descriptive information.
2. Download data from the laptop media and enter descriptive
information from field notes into computer files, transfer these to
appropriate data bases and (or) computer program formats, and develop
graphical plots and statistical measures to verify the data integrity.
3. Transform data to appropriate formats for input to mathematical
models, execute numerical model simulations, and develop graphical plots of
numerical results for comparison with field-collected data.
4. Develop graphical plotting techniques and routines compatible for
use in simulation models and Geographical Information Systems for evaluating
and demonstrating flow conditions in interconnected canal and wetland
systems.

Work Experience Benefit(s) to Intern:
The Associate will be integrally involved with all aspects of the research
effort and thus will derive considerable first-hand experience and knowledge
of the scientific approach to real-world problem solving. Associate will be
introduced to other disciplinary activities affiliated with and contributing
to the work of the US Geological Survey in restoring the Florida Everglades
to pre-drainage conditions.

Qualifications:
Specific Qualifications Required:
MUST BE A US CITIZEN
MUST BE A RECENT GRADUATE OF ONE YEAR OR LESS

Requires a Master's Degree from a US college or university or US citizen
that studied abroad.
Able to work 40 hours per week.
Specific course work in the field of hydraulics, hydrology, and computer
science are highly desirable. An understanding of the basic concepts of
fluid mechanics, the components of the hydrologic cycle, and the use of
simulation modeling in problem solving are needed. Advanced computer skills
including the ability to write computer code (e.g. Fortran, Visual Basic,
etc) to use spreadsheet database programs (e.g. MS Excel, Oracle, etc) and
to employ statistical software (e.g. SAS) graphical plotting packages (e.g.
Matlab, Mathematics, etc) to interpret time-series data using PC and (or)
Unix systems are all highly desirable. Excellent verbal and written
communication skills are needed.

Prior knowledge and (or) working experience with mathematical simulation
models are a plus.

Terms:
Full-time; 1 year; $16.450 per hour; $34,216 per year; Start Date: ASAP;
Deadline to Apply: December 28, 2001
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------


Jennifer Fontes
USGS Internship Program Manager
The Environmental Careers Organization
179 South Street
Fifth Floor
Boston, MA 02111
jfontes@...
FAX)617-426-8159

Watershed Planner - ClearWater Conservancy - The ClearWater Conservancy, on
behalf of the Spring Creek Watershed Community, has an immediate opening for
a watershed planner. Candidate with a community planning/watershed planning
background and/or scientific or engineering background with surface and
groundwater focus preferred. Excellent communication, organizational, and
research skills a must. GIS and database experience preferred. Candidate
will work directly with representatives from USGS, DEP, county and local
governments, local authorities, business and industry, and community
volunteers to complete the assessment phase of the Spring Creek Watershed
Plan, which will provide a process and framework to protect and restore the
integrity of the watershed while meeting the needs of the community. Duties
will include assisting USGS with the creation of an innovative watershed
model, conducting extensive research, writing technical reports,
coordinating and facilitating committee and public meetings.


<> Qualified candidates should submit cover letter and a resume by Dec. 21
to: ClearWater Conservancy, Attn: WS Plan, 2555 North Atherton Street, State
College, PA 16803.


12/7/2001

----- Original Message -----
From: Walter Lane
To: TWS-L@...
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 1:51 PM
Subject: INTERNSHIP


The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is seeking graduating and rising
high school seniors and college students for an opportunity to intern at the
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center in Mansfield, Georgia.  Interns will assist with
the Summer Outdoor and Wildlife Day Camp, some Saturday wildlife programs at the
Visitor's Center, Kid's Fishing Events, and other educational programs. 
Selected interns will receive a weekly stipend of $350 for college interns and
$250 for high school interns.  Housing is offered for college interns on the
area.  Summer internships begin June 1 and last for 10 weeks.  This is a great
opportunity for anyone interested in a career in wildlife or cons! ervation
education.



For application information,  Call 770-784-3059 or email
ken_riddleberger@...
Deadline for applications is May 1, 2002.





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From:   Susan May Szewczak, INTERNET:susan@...
Date:   12/13/2001 11:59 PM
RE:     internship


Dear Folks,

We run an extensive summer natural resource internship at University
of California, White Mountain Research Station in Bishop California and
have successfully supported  undergraduates for the last six years as they
prepare for graduate studies and professional careers in natural resource
fields. The interns conduct monitoring and research for a variety of state
and federal resource agency specialists as well as academic researchers.
Recently we published a description of our program in the Journal of
Conservation Biology (15(3):596-602, 2001). I am very interested in finding
out if we can list our program with you. Thank you for your time.

Dates: June 17- Aug 23, 2002

Description: WMRS Internships will introduce students to current issues in
resource management, conservation biology, and physical change of the
environment and expose students to forefront technologies used in natural
resource monitoring and research. This includes large-scale remote sensing,
GIS, GPS, and computerized data visualization in the WMRS computer/GIS
facilities.

Requirements: Undergraduate or recent college grad with ecology, biology or
conservation background;  interest in back packing in rugged, alpine
environments. No field experience necessary.

Room and Board Scholarships plus stipends are available.

For more info and applications see www.wmrs.edu/interns



Susan May Szewczak, Ph.D.
Academic Coordinator
  UC White Mtn Research Station
  3000 East Line St
  Bishop, CA 93514
760/872-4214
760/937-0308
Fax:  760/873-7830
WMRS Web Site: http://www.wmrs.edu

my name is Itai Shanni and i am a keen Birdwatcher, with an B.Sc in Ecology from
the Ben
Gurion University in Israel.
i live in Kenya and i am looking for work for the last 4 monthes in Ornithology/
Ecology or
Conservation in East Africa.
i have a lot of expirience in the field and in the lab (in and out Africa) and i
will be
very happy if anyone can help me in finding a good direction (or job) here in
East Africa.
thanks a lot in advance.
itai

Apologies for cross-postings....

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  education. Ninety-nine percent of all participation
  fees stay with our partners to assist in local
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  Local Guides and Biologists are featured in the
  study of natural history, rainforest and coral reef
ecology, medicinal uses of native plants,
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archaeology,
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  Canada, Latin America, Europe, Australia and the Far
  East.
>
> While most of our programs are customized, please
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> http://www.rainforestandreef.org for standard Field
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>
> Three Undergraduate or Graduate credits are
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>
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>
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>
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>
> Mike Nolan
>
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> E-mail: eberle@...
> Home Phone: 480-730-8941
>
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> E-mail: <ehutches@...>
> School Phone: 501-824-3010x3067
>
> Lori Tewksbury, Acalanes High School/Lafayette, CA
> E-mail: tewks@...
> Home Phone: 510-748-9056
>
> Father Maurus Nemeth, Woodside Priory
> School/Portola, Valley, CA
> E-mail: mnemeth@...
> School Phone: 650-851-6109
>
> Kelly Lange, Northport Public Schools/Long Island,
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> Tracy Giacummo, BOCES Outdoor Learning
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>
> Elise Adkins, Logan High School/Stollings, WV
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>
> Becky Martin, East Grand Rapids Public Schools/East
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> School Phone: 616-235-7551
>
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> Stam Zervanos, Ph.D., Penn State University/Zoology
> E-mail: smz1@...
> School Phone: 610-396-6166
>
> Rich Niesenbaum, Ph.D., Muhlenberg College of
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> E-mail: niesenba@...
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>
> Pam Erickson, Ph.D., University of
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>
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Objective To provide technical environmental science
and engineering skills as well as non-technical policy
issues to the aquatic resources environmental arena.

Education Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University (Virginia Tech) Blacksburg
		 Bachelor of Science: Environmental Science; Conc.:
Aquatic Resources
		 Minor: Political Science; Graduated: May 2001

Honors  "Who's Who Among College Graduates" Nominee
		 Pamplin Scholar: Pamplin School of Business (College
of Business at Virginia Tech)
		 Eagle Scout: Boy Scouts of America

Relevant Envirosurvey, Inc. San Francisco, CA
Experience October 2001-Present; Environmental
Professional
* Aiding in the preparation of environmental
consulting plans such as the Storm Water Pollution
Prevention Plan (SWPPP) [which includes Sampling and
Analysis Plans (SAP), Water Pollution Control Program
plans (WPCP), and Health and Safety Plans (HSP)] for
various CalTrans bridge projects
* Assisting in administrative and clerical duties for
the firm
* Facilitating the development of soil stabilization
and sediment control implementation schedules for
CalTrans and other projects
* Collecting soil samples for Phase I/II
classification from site locations

Environmental Quality Lab Crop and Soil Environmental
Science Dept. @ VPI&SU
Summer 2000; Lab Technician
* Aqueous chemical testing for concentrations of
various inorganic compounds [nitrates, phosphates,
dissolved oxygen, et. al.]
* BOD5 testing and Gas Chromatography analysis
* Collecting septic column samples from the VPI&SU
Research Farm

Relevant Courses

Environmental Engineering
Fundamentals of Environmental Science
Soil and Groundwater Pollution
Technical Writing
Aquatic Microbiology
Environmental Policy and Planning
Business Information Systems
Organic Chemistry
Physics of Pollution
Basic Soils and Soil Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Biological Statistics
Groundwater Hydrology
Differential Equations
Comparative Politics and Political Theory
General Microbiology

Skills  Computer Hardware and Software
* IBM/PC Clone Operating Systems: MS-DOS, MS WIN
3.1/95/98/2000/XP
* IBM/PC Clone Applications: MS Office, Lotus 123, all
internet applications, MiniTab
* Macintosh Operating Systems and Applications: System
9.x/10.x and cross-platform applications

Certifications Environmental Professional Intern (EPI)

		 OSHA/EPA HAZWOPER 40 Hour Training

References

Dr. David J. Parrish
Professor, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental
Sciences
Head Coordinator of Environmental Science
Undergraduate Degree
Crop Physiologist
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA 24060-0404
540.231.9778

Dr. Naraine Persaud
Professor, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental
Sciences
Qualified Environmental Professional
Soil Physicist
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA 24060-0404
540.231.3817

Dr. Jerrie Pike
Owner, Higo Garden Bonsai
Retired Art History Professor, VPI&SU
1360 North Fork Road
Christiansburg, VA 24060
540.382.3072

Dr. Mike Rosenzweig
Professor, Department of Biology
Head Coordinator, SEEDS Non-Profit Environmental
Education and Community Center
[http://www.seedsguys.org]
PO Box 824
Blacksburg Virginia 24063
540.552.3914

Dr. Raymond B. Reneau
Professor, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental
Sciences
Head, Environmental Quality Laboratory
Septic/Land Waste Based Treatment Systems Specialist
Blacksburg VA 24060-0404
540.231.9779


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Consultant - Trout Unlimited - The Cumberland Valley Chapter of Trout
Unlimited, in cooperation with DEP, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat
Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is requesting the
services of a qualified consultant to perform a stream assessment project on
Big Spring Creek, Newville, Cumberland County.


The stream assessment will start at the spring source and continue to its
mouth at its confluence with Conodoguinet Creek. The reach of Big Spring
Creek to be assessed is approximately five miles long. The project will
assess the entire stream length and identify and prioritize degraded areas
that may be candidates for future restoration and enhancement opportunities.



Big Spring Creek is a limestone spring creek with a unique geomorphology
when compared to other Pennsylvania waters. Big Spring Creek historically
supported a world-class brook trout fishery. Dams and agriculture have
adversely affected much of the stream. In recent years the stream has been
subject to discharges from a state-operated trout hatchery.


<> To bid on this project, to view the scope of work for the project, or for
more information, contact Fred Bohls at 717 732-2448.


Director of Aquatic Conservation - The Nature Conservancy of Pennsylvania -
The Nature Conservancy seeks a Director of Aquatic Conservation to oversee
the conservation of priority freshwater targets throughout Pennsylvania This
position will be part of a team to identify conservation priorities, develop
conservation strategies, and overseeaquatic ecosystem maintenance and
restoration.


Graduate degree in a related field and three-to-five years experience are
required, as well as knowledge of ecological field work and current trends
in conservation methodology.


<> To apply, send resume and cover letter to Job #DAC, The Nature
Conservancy, 1100 E. Hector St., Ste 470, Conshohocken PA 19428. Visit
http:// www.nature.org/careers <http://www.nature.org/careers> .


Conservation Planner/GIS Specialist - The Nature Conservancy of Pennsylvania
- The Nature Conservancy seeks a self-motivated Conservation Planner/GIS
Specialist to support its ecoregional and site-planning efforts. This
position will compile and analyze GIS data, including topography,
vegetation, hydrology and land ownership, for use in land planning and
conservation marketing, as well as prepare maps to inform project teams.
Additional responsibilities include sourcing and managing spatial and other
shared data to staff and partners.


Excellent communication and teamwork skills, knowledge of natural resource
data and management tools, and a familiarity with local geography,
conservation issues and organizations necessary. A masters degree or
bachelor's degree and three years in related field a must. Strong computer
skills- MS Office, ArcView required.


<> To apply, send resume and cover letter to Job #GIS, The Nature
Conservancy, 1100 E. Hector St., Ste 470, Conshohocken PA 19428. Visit
http:// www.nature.org/careers <http://www.nature.org/careers>  .


12/14/2001

Nice to meet you!
I'm sending a mail first time.

My name is Satoka. I'm Japanese university styudennt.
I'm poor at English. I may send a false sentence.
But I try not to mistake. So please read my messege.

I have studied environment.
But I have many things about the environmental problem.

So please give response to my question and opinion.

In biology class,I leand that man is going to live in Earth alone.
Because Man will get all energy to use for man from sun.
We have got almost energy from fuel made by various organism of Earth
ecosystem.
However,If man gets all energy from sun,man becames to be able to
live alone,doesn't he??
I think that teacher spoke in superlatives.
But I have thought that using sun energy is to coexist with all
living things of Earth.
I want to reflect on the matter.
So I want to know various things and ploblem about energy.

please tell me!

Cheers,
Satoka Ebihara

ceebihara <ceebihara@...> wrote:
Nice to meet you!
I'm sending a mail first time.

My name is Satoka. I'm Japanese university styudennt.
I'm poor at English. I may send a false sentence.
But I try not to mistake. So please read my messege.

I have studied environment.
But I have many things about the environmental problem.

So please give response to my question and opinion.

In biology class,I leand that man is going to live in Earth alone.
Because Man will get all energy to use for man from sun.
We have got almost energy from fuel made by various organism of Earth
ecosystem.
However,If man gets all energy from sun,man becames to be able to
live alone,doesn't he??
I think that teacher spoke in superlatives.
But I have thought that using sun energy is to coexist with all
living things of Earth.
I want to reflect on the matter.
So I want to know various things and ploblem about energy.

please tell me!

Cheers,
Satoka Ebihara
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dear satoka wellcome

my names ahed al mustafa studied natural resources & environmental studies
specialised in geology

Iam hyberide orgin (african+ arab )

dear satoka Ithink  the problem of man & energy was embede in our genetic
history , and Ithink every thing in our is active & life by certian method & it
is easy to change if (he not it) need .

Ihave ahuge proposal in this issue but try to name this

getting start

ahmed







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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
The Environmental Program of the University of Vermont, with the School of
Natural
Resources, seeks an energetic interdisciplinary teacher-scholar committed to
advocating, demonstrating, and inspiring environmentally sustainable
activities
and ways of thinking for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor position
for Fall, 2002. Preferred candidates will have teaching experience, training
and scholarship in applied policy emphasis based in natural science and
technical
knowledge with a possible focus in global climate change, energy issues, or
land
conservation; knowledge of New England issues desirable. Applicants should
show
evidence of ability to teach large and small courses, to mentor undergraduate
and graduate research, and to establish a vigorous, funded program of
scholarship.
Successful candidates must have a Ph.D., demonstrated broad interdisciplinary
experience and skills, a knowledge of and sensitivity to the role of
environmental
values, a commitment to environmental and social
justice, the ability to work collaboratively across the campus community, and
the desire to participate in community outreach.
For more information about the Environmental Program, see
www.uvm.edu/~envprog . For questions about the position, email Stephanie Kaza,
Search Chair, at skaza@... . Application review begins December 15,
2001,
continuing until position is filled. Application should include: cover letter,
curriculum vitae, three letters of reference, and a1-2 page statement
regarding
the role of interdisciplinary approaches in resolving environmental problems.
Submit in hard copy by postal mail to:
Stephanie Kaza, Chair, Search Committee
UVM Environmental Program
153 S. Prospect St.
Burlington, VT 05401
The University of Vermont is an EO/AA Employer.

BIRD AREA COORDINATOR
Audubon Pennsylvania is seeking an Important Bird Area Coordinator to
implement Audubon Pennsylvania's Important Bird Area program. Essential
functions are to:
1) develop IBA database and GIS maps; 2) establish volunteer-based avian
inventory
and monitoring programs on IBAs; 3) prepare conservation plans for IBAs; 4)
write
reports / scientific publications; 5) assist in fundraising for IBA program;
and 6) promote IBA stewardship by local communities. Qualifications: M.S. in
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Keen
interest in bird conservation, experience with GIS (ArcView) & avian
monitoring
/ inventory methodologies preferred. Excellent writing & computer skills, and
ability to organize complex projects with a variety of partners essential.
This
is a permanent, full-time position, and includes a full benefits package. The
incumbent will be stationed in Harrisburg, PA. Please send cover letter, CV /
resume, and references to contact given below. Closing Date: January 5, 2002.
Contact: Steve Hoffman, Director of Bird Conservation,
Audubon-Pennsylvania, 100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg, PA, 17110. (email:
shoffman@...
).

Hello,
I am Sayani Das, a researcher in environmental
sociology from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi,
India. I have also received training in hard core
environmetal sciences. I would like to open myself to
any job/internship/fellowship/seminar/conference/
discussion opportunity available in any part of the
earth. So enlighten me with anything related. So shall
I.
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Love & Luck
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Anchorage, Alaska
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------Original Message-----
From: RIES, Paul [mailto:PRies@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 9:37 AM
Subject: RE: NEWS IN THE WEST
  > > Washington State Department of Natural Resources now recruiting for
  > > Program Manager to head the state's Urban and Community Forestry
Program.
  > >
  > > Location: Olympia, WA
  > > Pay Range: $3549-$4540 per month
  > > Closes: January 9, 2002
  > > Details at this website:
  > > hr.dop.wa.gov/statejobs/bulletins/CURRENT/11121ocs.htm

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TRAIL CREW LEADER
Baxter State Park

Description/duties: Semi-skilled work; lead crews of
4-12 volunteers engaged in
maintaining
and repairing trails used by park visitors under
direction of park's Trails
Supervisor;
general trail maintenance; log bridge construction;
rock structure construction
with emphasis
on tread hardening and erosion control.

Requirements: Flexible and motivated; strong trail
work and outdoor living
skills; ability to
lead and foster a cohesive team atmosphere in rugged
and sometimes unpleasant
environmental
conditions.

Salary: $706.40/biweekly; benefits.

Application Deadline: March 1, 2002.

How to Apply:    Details and downloadable application
and questionnaire
available on website
at: www.baxterstateparkauthority.com; For questions,
contact: Jean Howes at
207-723-9616.



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PROJECT COORDINATOR
The Georgia Conservancy

Description/duties: Position located in southwest
Georgia (specific location to
be
determined); Work with community leaders interested in
land protection through
examining
alternative options for growth; coordinate The Georgia
Conservancy's work on
project in the
field; stay closely in touch with the Atlanta office
when additional staff
expertise needed;
work with other organizations involved and with the
foundation to insure
successful joint
efforts; visit leaders around 18-county region to
understand needs, concerns and
interests in
land protection; work with initial focus areas to
develop watershed-based
approach to land
protection and planning; work with consultant to
identify locations for
cost-of-community-services studies and provide
research assistance; provide
advice and
assistance to Georgia Land Trust Service Center on
land trust capacity building;
conduct
community-based workshops with elected officials and
other leaders; public
presentations and
serve as spokesperson for project with media.

Requirements:  Undergraduate degree in planning,
ecology, agriculture or related field;
Masters degree in similar field preferred; five years
employment in
community-based assistance
programs.

Salary: Negotiable based on experience and education.

Application Deadline: December 31, 2001.

How to Apply: Send a cover letter and resume to: Susan
Kidd, Advocacy and
Education Vice
President, The Georgia Conservancy, 1776 Peachtree St.
Suite 400 S., Atlanta, GA
30309; Fax
404 872-9229; e-mail skidd@....


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