Environmental Jobs

The person in this position is responsible for writing contracts and sub-award; developing conservation and restoration project scopes through collaboration with RESTORE Act Representatives, NOAA, Federal and State Agencies, non-profits and other entities; developing monitoring plans, data collection and reporting; and working with sub-awardees and maintaining quality control for the deliverables of the Program. The deadline to apply is July 13, 2018.

The Student Conservation Association is recruiting young adults (18+) to participate in a six-month paid position this fall. Crew members will be removing non-native plant species, restoring shoreline, testing water quality, and rebuilding boardwalks and trails in coastal Alabama.

The primary responsibility of the Environmental and Conservation Program Manager is to facilitate opportunities for corps members to develop work skills, provide leadership experience, increase their community involvement, improve their knowledge of the environment and gain valuable teaching and public speaking skills.

The CLIMB Conservation Corps is a for hire conservation workforce that engages motivated young adults, ages 18 -25, to complete challenging and impactful conservation and service projects throughout Mississippi.

25 positions available with a living allowance and education award. Orientation is August 15, 2018, call to make your reservation.

We're hiring!! Louisiana Conservation Corps is looking for dedicated young adults to serve a 6-month term of service. No prior experience is required.

ACE-Texas, located in the coastal bend region of South Texas in Corpus Christi is now offering AmeriCorps positions for individuals interested in kick starting their careers in the restoration biology/ecology field!

Texas Conservation Corps (TxCC) is a 21st Century Conservation Service Corps accredited program that empowers young people through AmeriCorps service, conservation, education, and jobs training.

This position serves as Project Manager within the Project Management Division of the Coastal Protection & Restoration Authority (CPRA). The incumbent of this position is responsible for serving as the CPRA's coordinating point (Project Manager) and state expert for various assigned protection and restoration projects located in the 18 coastal parishes of southern Louisiana.

The incumbent will perform scientific, environmental, and other technical work in support of the comprehensive Coastal Master Plan and Flood Risk and Resilience Program (FRRP) development and implementation - an important segment of CPRA's overall coastal restoration and hurricane flood protection priorities. This position may be filled by a temporary job appointment. However, there is a possibility that this position may later be converted to a Probational Appointment should funding become available.