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 PTBA maintains this online list of available private, non-profit, and government trail-related job openings. Anyone offering a paid position can ask to list that position, and anyone can apply for that position regardless of their affiliation. If you have an opening, you should first check our Employment Wanted list which lists many people looking for trail jobs. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back frequently. Also, for great information on trail design and to meet many agency staff, check out PTBA’s upcoming Trailbuilders Conference. Additions to and deletions from this list Any contact or negotiations between any person or organization on this page and any other person or organization is strictly between those parties, and PTBA has no stake and takes no responsibility whatsoever for anything that may result from the exchange. Frankly, PTBA provides this service to the trail community in order to bring wider exposure to this website. We hope that you'll explore this website and help spread the word. Expiration dates on listings Trail-Related Employment Available |
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Appalachian Landscape Management 4525 Braselton Hwy. Phone: 770-503-5993 Fax: 770-614-7830 Contact: Deno Contos Posted: 7/3/08
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Professional Trail Crew Seeks members Appalachian Landscape Management (ALM) is a trail building company based in the southeast, which operates year round. We are currently seeking to fill open crew member positions. ALM provides a wide range of trail services to its clients, ranging from trail design, construction, and maintenance. ALMs’ crew members work in various locations from remote wilderness areas, to city parks. This opportunity requires a lot of travel, thus members must have a reliable car and a drivers license. Deno Contos |
| Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission P.O. Box 42650 Olympia, WA 98504 Phone: 360-902-8553 Contact: Stephanie Ludlow Posted: 7/3/08
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GPS Mapping Specialist and Trails Assessor Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission (WSPRC) has identified the need for extensive trail and resource inventory. WSPRC in committed to providing recreation for all, including the maintenance and development of recreational and interpretive trails. Using Geographic Positioning Systems (GPS) technology, the location of trails, facilities, and various natural and cultural features will be recorded on-site. The field data will be entered into an agency-wide database and used for spatial mapping applications. General Responsibilities: * Apply basic and advanced concepts of mapping grade GPS. Required Skills * Must have prior experience with GPS. Benefits Apply Now! 2. Send application materials and resume` to stephanie.ludlow@esd112.org or call 509-395-3465. OR you may mail them to: Comments: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is sponsoring two AmeriCorps positions through the Northwest Service Academy (NWSA). NWSA will be conducting the initial screening and providing us with only the most qualified applicants. Job seekers should not contact Washington State Parks directly, but Northwest Service Academy in order to apply. |
| Southwest Conservation Corps 701 Camino del Rio Suite 101 Durango, CO 81301 Phone: 970 259-8607 Fax: 970-259-9424 Contact: Kevin Heiner Posted: 7/3/08
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Conservation Crew Leaders Position Title: Conservation Crew Leader Overview: Southwest Conservation Corps: The majority of SCC s programs are residential programs, with crews camping in either front or backcountry settings for 11 day periods. SCC serves a diverse population that is representative of the Southwest, including at-risk youth, college graduates, and a cross-section of ethnicities and income levels. Crew Leader Duties and Responsibilities: Qualifications: Essential Functions: To Apply: Four Corners-Durango, CO Los Valles-Alamosa, CO Sonoran Desert-Tuscon, AZ |
Happy Trails Inc. Fax: 907-451-5573 Contact: Jon Underwood Posted: 7/3/08
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Trail Builder Job Description: Small trail contractor looking for subcontractor (owner/operator) or employee to help build a mountain bike trail in Anchorage, Alaska, starting July 14 thru October. Working 2 weeks on, 1 week off. Must have good mini-excavator skills and love to build trails. See us on the web at www.happytrailsak.com |
Gulf Coast Conservation Corps Contact: Valerie Sokolowski Posted: 7/3/08
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HELP REBUILD THE GULF COAST! The Gulf Coast Conservation Corps is a Mississippi-based, non-profit Conservation Corps program designed to engage young people in service to their community and the environment. GCCC enrolls crews or teams of young people in three-six month terms of service. While in the Corps, participants or Corpsmembers not only give back to the community, but also further their education and learn valuable employment, leadership and life skills. The experience stresses hard work, personal responsibility, self-confidence, teamwork and stewardship of community and natural resources. There are a variety of ways to serve at the GCCC. All of GCCC s jobs involve team-based work on outdoor, physical projects that benefit the local community and environment. We are currently accepting applications for Crew Leaders for immediate hire, and are accepting applications for Crew Members on an ongoing basis |
Colorado Fourteeners Initiative Contact: Greg Seabloom Posted: 7/3/08
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Colorado Fourteeners Initiative (CFI) still has a few seasonal trail positions open Trail Project Leader (June 8 Sept 27) Project Leaders work as a team to lead volunteer groups on trail maintenance projects on Colorado s high peaks, and work as a small trail maintenance crew when not working with volunteer groups. Trail work and leadership experience required. Pay: $82 - $90 per day. Backcountry Trail Crew Member (June 8 Sept 24) Crew Members work as part of a backcountry trail crew working on trail construction and restoration. The crew will spend half of its season on Mt Yale, and half on Windom Peak. Must be comfortable with backcountry living; trail work experience beneficial but not required. One of these positions is an Environmental Education Specialist / Trail Crew Member position. Pay: $80 - $88 per day. Outdoor Leadership Intern (June 8 late August) OLI s work as leaders for volunteer groups on trail projects on Colorado s high peaks. This is an opportunity to develop skills in outdoor leadership and conservation. Experience not required, but must have good interpersonal/team skills and show strong interest in outdoor leadership, education, and/or conservation. Pay: $1000 per month. All positions require: age 18 or older, must be in good physical condition, must be available for the full term of the position applied for, and must have a valid driver s license, clean driving record, and a vehicle. Contact greg@14ers.org for further information and full job descriptions. Positions open until filled. For more information on CFI, visit www.14ers.org |
Santa Fe County Fax: (505) 992-9869
Contact: Paul Olafson Posted: 7/1/08 |
Santa Fe County Open Space & Trails Program has 4 open positions Project Managers (2) Go to www.santafecounty.org for application and details. Closing dates April 25. The program manages 25 open space lands and trails. Properties range from high desert pinon-juniper to ponderosa forests, riparian areas, and includes river and spring restoration projects, mt bike and equestrian trails, etc. |
| Mass Parks AmeriCorps 466 West Hawley Road Plainfield, MA 01070 Phone: 413-339-6631 Contact: Jonah Keane Posted: 4/7/08
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Project Leader Berkshire Conservation Crew The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is seeking an experienced, quality oriented outdoor leader to supervise a team of 3 interns responsible for completing invasive species removal and trail construction and maintenance projects in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Working in partnership with the Berkshire Natural Resources Council (BNRC), the team will use traditional trail skills, restoration techniques, and hard labor, to complete an array of projects aimed at protecting and enhancing conservation lands. Interns will serve 3 months. The Project Leader is responsible for coordinating with the BNRC and the SCA Program Director on the design, implementation and evaluation of these conservation projects as well as safely supervising a crew in all aspects of their work. This is a full-time, temporary, position. Period of Employment (Dates are flexible) Qualifications * 21 years of age or older. Compensation: Starting salary: $430/week, food and housing provided for 15-week period (2-week training and preparation, 12-week crew, 1 week wrap up). A vehicle will be provided to transport the crew for work purposes. To Apply: Email (preferred) or mail a cover letter, resume and names of three references. Deadline: Position will remain open until filled. SCA is an EOE dedicated to workforce diversity. |
| New Hampshire Conservation Corps 159A Deerfield Road Allenstown, NH 03275 Phone: 603.485.2191 Contact: Sam Commarto Posted: 4/7/08
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Roving Crew Supervisor The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is seeking two experienced, quality oriented outdoor leaders to supervise a team of 30 interns responsible for completing conservation, construction, and trail maintenance projects in the state of New Hampshire. Members of the New Hampshire Conservation Corps (NHCC) work in crews of 6, and the Roving Crew Supervisors will provide guidance, technical and logistical support on 10-day front and backcountry hitches. Working in partnership with several agencies, including New Hampshire State Parks, The Society for the Protection of NH Forests, The White Mountain National Forest, and the Corporation for National and Community Service (AmeriCorps), SCA NHCC teams will use traditional trail skills, restoration techniques, carpentry skills, and hard labor to complete an array of projects aimed at protecting and enhancing the lands and cultural resources of the state. Typical past projects have included new trail construction, rock retaining wall and staircase construction, erosion control, historic building restoration, and trail maintenance/reroutes. The Roving Crew Supervisors are responsible for coordinating with the agency and the SCA NHCC Conservation Manager on the design, implementation and evaluation of these work projects, as well as safely supervising a crew in all aspects of their work. This is a full-time, temporary, position. Period of Employment Qualifications- Required * 21 years of age or older. Compensation and Housing To Apply: Positions will remain open until filled. All Applicants must complete an SCA Conservation Leader Application SCA is an EOE dedicated to workforce diversity. |
| Utah Conservation Corp 7205 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322-7205 Phone: 435-797-0964 Contact: Kate Stephens Posted: 4/7/08
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Now Hiring Experienced Crew Supervisors! Description: Provide professional leadership and technical expertise to crews and ensure that all members are adequately trained and prepared to perform high quality work in a positive, safe & fun environment. UCC Crew Supervisors lead crews of 4 8 AmeriCorps members on challenging conservation projects in some of the most scenic National Parks and Forests in the West. Start Date: May 14, 2008 End Date: November 1, 2008 Duties: Compensation: |
| Vermont State Parks 5 Perry Street, Suite 20 Barre, VT 05641-4265 Phone: 802-476-0170 Contact: Susan Bulmer Posted: 4/7/08
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State Trail Crew Members and Crew Leader State Trail Crew Members and Crew Leader PG 8-10; $9.37/hour - $10.21/hour Roving 3-person crew responsible for routine trail maintenance and technical trail projects in northern Vermont state forests and parks. Crew leader responsible for team and work projects. Crew will be traveling between work areas and may stay at nearby state parks. Basic First Aid & CPR certification required. Chainsaw certification required by one member of crew. Must be able to work in backcountry. Apply to Northeast Parks Region (Region 4)or online at www.vtstateparks.com Application Deadline: 4/15/08 |
| Maine Huts and Trails 368 Main Street Kingfield, Maine 04949 Phone: 207 265 2400 Contact: Jason Cooke Posted: 4/7/08 |
Trail Crew (up to 4) Trail crew members will be part of 3 to 4 person team construction a network of multi-use trails and improving existing trails. Members will be required to work in remote areas performing physically challenging work, live in backcountry locations, and lead volunteer groups. Applicants with prior trail building and group leading experience will be given preference. Maine huts and trails is a non profit organization constructing a 180 mile multi use recreational corridor in the western mountain region of Maine. This unique corridor will include a network of huts, 4 season trails, and waterway routes. This is a great opportunity to work for a new and exciting organization. Please call for more info and check us out on line at www.mainehuts.org |
| Student Conservation Association 1491 Tyrell Lane Boise, ID 83706 Phone: 208-424-6734 Contact: Ron Hassel Posted: 4/7/08 |
Open Immediately! Trail Project Leader, Olymic National Forest Working in partnership with the USDA Forest Service each SCA team will complete an array of projects aimed at protecting and enhancing the trail corridor. The Project Leader is responsible for coordinating with the agency coordinators and the Program Director on the design, implementation and evaluation of these work projects as well as safely supervising the team in all aspects of their work. Responsibilities: planning and implementing trail projects, supervising members, training, coordinating logistics and field operations, (transportation, housing, meals, equipment and supplies), risk assessment and management, budget management, agency relations, reporting, and evaluation. This is a full-time, seasonal position. Period of Employment: open immediately August/September 2008 Qualifications: 21 years of age or older; 1-3 years prior experience supervising young adults in an outdoor, wilderness setting; previous trail construction experience; excellent communication and leadership skills; strong work ethic; self starter; ability to carry heavy loads up to 50 pounds; ability to work in an outdoor environment exposed to the elements for extended periods of time. Current WFR/CPR certification, Driver s license, and MVR that meets SCA's guidelines. Must pass SCA criminal background check. Previous chainsaw experience preferred but not required. Compensation: Salary range $1000-$1090 bi-weekly with seasonal benefits. To apply: If you are interested please email or send a cover letter, resume, and 3 reference contacts to rhassel@thesca.org |
Grand Targee Resort Fax: 307.353.8148 Contact: George Schaaf Posted: 4/7/08
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Trail Crew We are looking for individuals who want to be a part of our Trail Crew to build hiking and biking trails at Grand Targhee. Trail Crew builds trails, as well as assists with summer events (music festivals, bike races, marathons, etc.) at Grand Targhee Resort. Grand Targhee and the Tetons will be your office, the scenery will be awesome, the trail building will give you great satisfaction but the work can be very strenuous. 4 10 hour work days give you plenty of free time to explore this beautiful place. -Ability to follow instruction without close supervision To apply: Visit www.grandtarghee.com/employment |
Trail Mix, Inc. Fax: (907) 790-2549 Contact: George Schaaf Posted: 4/7/08
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Seasonal Trail Crew Workers Trail Mix, Inc. (http://www.juneautrails.org) is hiring seasonal trail crew workers to build and maintain trails in Juneau, Alaska from April 14 through September 30, 2008. This is a full-time, non-benefited seasonal position. Salary is commensurate with experience and ranges from $9 to $13 per hour. Juneau is located in the temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska, surrounded by alpine peaks, active glaciers and the waters of the Inside Passage. Trail Mix, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created by the U.S. Forest Service, Alaska State Parks, and the City & Borough of Juneau to coordinate trail building efforts throughout Alaska's capital city. Job Description Applicant Requirements Applicants of all skill levels are encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to those with a working knowledge of trail construction techniques and the operation and maintenance of motorized equipment related to trail construction (e.g. mini-excavators, power wheelbarrows, power brushers, chainsaws, etc.). Prior experience training and working with volunteers is highly desirable. Successful applicants will demonstrate a superior work ethic, a positive attitude, the ability to work well within a diverse crew, and a strong desire to build quality trails in the last frontier. Employees are responsible for providing their own transportation to the worksite. Minimum age is 16. How to Apply Local Environment Juneau is the capital of Alaska, and has a year-round population of about 33,000. This number more than doubles in the summer months with the arrival of nearly one million visitors between May and September. Much of Juneau clings to a narrow strip of land between the waters of the Inside Passage and dramatic 4,000-foot peaks. Despite being 900 miles north of Seattle, the climate is relatively temperate: summer temperatures range from the low 40s to high 70s, with more than 100 inches of rainfall each year. With no access to the continental road system, the only route to/from Juneau is by air or sea. Alaska Airlines offers daily flights from Seattle, and the Alaska Marine Highway provides regular ferry service from Bellingham, Wash., Prince Rupert, B.C., and Skagway & Haines, Alaska. The cost of living is approximately 25% higher than in the Lower 48. For more information on Trail Mix, Inc., or to obtain an application, please visit http://www.juneautrails.org. For more information on Juneau, check out http://www.traveljuneau.com or http://www.juneauempire.com. |
New York - New Jersey Trail Conference Fax: 201-512-9012 Contact: Edward Goodell Posted: 4/7/08 |
Trail Construction Specialist The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is seeking a versatile, highly organized Trail Construction Specialist to manage and oversee the successful completion of front and backcountry trail design, construction and education projects in the southern NY and northern NJ region. The Trail Construction Specialist will report to the Executive Director and work closely with Trail Conference field staff, volunteers and numerous partner agencies and contracted clients. The position will provide on-the-ground supervision of contracted projects and support for volunteer driven projects, project management and tracking, operation of trail equipment, completion of trail surveys and design, and creation of training curriculums. Based in Mahwah, New Jersey, this is a full-time position offering a competitive salary and benefits and substantial potential for professional growth through managing interesting trail projects with a To apply, please submit the following items via email attachments (start all attachment filenames with your last name) to jobs@nynjtc.org: All application materials will be kept confidential. Responsibilities: On-Site Project Supervision: Project Management and Tracking: Equipment Operation: Volunteer Supervision: Trail Design, Plans, and Consultations: Project Logistics: Creation and Implementation of Educational Curriculums: Development of Volunteer and Staff Resources: Other Tasks: Minimum Qualifications Desired Skills |
| Vermont Youth Conservation Corps Vermont Phone: (800) 639-8922 Contact: Keegan Tierney Posted: 1/8/08
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Now Hiring 7-month Crew Leaders! The Vermont Youth Conservation Corps is a non-profit youth, service, conservation, and education organization that instills in individuals the values of personal responsibility, hard work, education, and respect for the environment. The Conservation and Community Leadership (CCL) Program is an eight month residential experience focused on the development of personal leadership skills and the implementation of leadership projects on the local, state, and national level. Beginning in late March, the Crew Leaders will focus on training and the completion of local conservation projects. In May, these leaders will take an active management role in the day to day operation of a Vermont State Park along with supervising and mentoring a diverse crew of young adult Corps Members. Benefits: Please visit <a href="http://www.vycc.org/" rel="nofollow">www.vycc.org</a> for more information and to fill out an online application. If you have questions, please contact Keegan Tierney at 802-434-3969 ext. 141 or keegan@vycc.org. |
| Colorado Legends & Legacies Youth Corps 1506 N Hancock Ave Colorado springs, CO 80903 Phone: 719-630-7421 Contact: Amy Sutton Posted: 3/25/08
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Crew Leader Position Type: Field-based, seasonal, full-time, exempt Overview: Position Description: Crew Leader Duties and Responsibilities: General Qualifications: Specific Program Qualifications Camping Conservation Crew Wildfire Prevention/Sawyer Crew Essential Functions: To Apply: Colorado Legends and Legacies Youth Corps |
| Colorado Legends & Legacies Youth Corps 1506 N Hancock Ave Colorado springs, CO 80903 Phone: 719-630-7421 Contact: Amy Sutton Posted: 3/25/08
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Corps Mentor (Leader in Training) Position Type: AmeriCorps Field-based, seasonal, full-time Overview: Position Description: Duties and Responsibilities: General Qualifications: Essential Functions: To Apply: OR e-mail as an MSWord document attachment: jobs@cllyc.or |
| Gallatin Valley Land Trust PO Box 7021 Bozeman, MT 59715 Phone: 406-587-8404 Contact: Ted Lange Posted: 3/25/08
Application Deadline April 11th |
Trail Boss Intern Location: Bozeman, Montana Organization: Gallatin Valley Land Trust conserves southwest Montana s heritage of working farms and ranches, healthy rivers, wildlife habitat and open landscapes; and creates trails to connect people, communities and the land. Founded in 1990, GVLT is a member-supported, nonprofit organization. Through public and private partnerships, GVLT creates and maintains trail systems that provide recreation, transportation and a connection to nature. GVLT partners with private landowners to help sustain their stewardship of family lands using voluntary conservation agreements. Responsibilities: Implement GVLT Adopt-a-Trail program under the direction of the Trail Program Coordinator. Maintain positive relationships with and provide technical assistance to diverse civic groups providing volunteer trail maintenance efforts. Oversee work crews from Montana Conservation Corps for 3-5 weeks. Conduct annual monitoring of trail improvements. Maintain record-keeping systems to ensure currency of data regarding trail improvements. Depending on skills and experience, other projects such as assisting with trail mapping using ArcGIS, integrating GPS and digital photography. Email landtrust@gvlt.org to request a full job description including detailed lists of responsibilities. Qualifications: Minimum of two years (seasonal) experience with trail construction and/or maintenance, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Bachelor s Degree in natural resource management and experience directing volunteer groups preferred. Email landtrust@gvlt.org to request a full job description including detailed lists of qualifications. Dates of Employment & Work Schedule: Summer 2008 (flexible) Preferred start date May 12. Ideally the Trail Boss would start in time to assist with preparation for National Trails Day activities, Saturday June 7th. End date Late August or September depending on hours worked per week. Work Schedule Normal work hours, Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays and evenings. Hours per Week Typically 30 hrs per week. However, a candidate who works fewer hours per week and extends the internship into September may be equally desirable. Remuneration: $4000 Stipend Application procedures and deadlines: Application Deadline April 11th Application Proceedure To apply, send resume and cover letter to Intern Search, Gallatin Valley Land Trust, PO Box 7021, Bozeman, MT 59771-7021 Or to landtrust@gvlt.org No phone calls please. EOE. www.gvlt.org |
| Maine Conservation Corps 124 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333 Phone: 207-624-6085 Fax: 207-287-3342 Contact: Brenda Webber Posted: 3/18/08
Application Deadline April 18, 2008 |
Senior Team Leader 2008 Maine Conservation Corps is dedicated to conservation projects, volunteers, education, and leadership skills. MCC engages teams in challenging, high quality trail projects. Senior Team Leader provides support and training to field teams engaged in building and repairing trails. The Senior Team Leader s primary role is to provide field support, teach trail skills, monitor teams, assist with office operations, and equipment maintenance. Representative tasks: Develop trail projects. Projects range from community trails to remote sites on the Appalachian Trail where teams learn traditional stone working skills while rebuilding portions of America s premier long distance hiking trail though the Wilderness of Maine. Lester Kenway coordinates project development and skills training. Dates: April 7 to November 26, 2008 Requirements: Three seasons of trail work experience - Ability to teach trail skills - Previous experience with construction work - Must be in good health and physically fit with a clean driving record - Must be able to work independently, and be prepared to deal with difficulties including discipline issues - Must be at least 20 years old, and a US Citizen - Must be able to motivate and work with people of all ages and backgrounds. Benefits: $525 per week Application Deadline: April 18, 2008 The Maine Department of Conservation provides equal opportunity in employment and programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available to individuals with disabilities upon request. |
Santa Fe County Contact: Ray Casados Posted: 2/14/08 |
Grants Manager - Trails Administrator - SF State Parks Job ID: 13198 Salary: Pay Band: 75 Agency Mission & Description: ENERGY, MINERALS, AND NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT State Parks Mission: The State Park Division will protect and enhance natural resources, provide recreational facilities and opportunities, and promote public safety and education to benefit and enrich the lives of visitors. Department Goals: Purpose of Position The primary purpose of this position is to plan, develop, direct & organize all operational activities to ensure New Mexico’s eligibility for receipt of funding from 2 federal grant programs; Recreational Trails Grant Program (RTP) & the Land & Water Conservation Grant Program (LWCF). This position is responsible for the coordination & administration of the federal Recreation Trails Grants Program, implementing the State Trails System Act, and for coordination, planning, construction, and maintenance of trails within State Parks and on other state, federal and private lands where appropriate. Position is responsible for administration of LWCF funds which are allocated by Congress to NM for the acquisition, development of outdoor recreation areas & facilities to state agencies & legal political subdivisions, and for development of the New Mexico Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP). Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico and is nestled in the foothills, at the southern tip of the Rocky Mountains at an altitude of 7,000 feet. The city occupies 33.4 square miles in a valley above the Rio Grande amongst mountains that reach to over 12,000 feet. Thousands of acres of National Forest and wilderness surround the city, and yet it is only an hour's drive to the Albuquerque International Airport. Known as the "City Different," Santa Fe supports both historic culture and modern technology, while offering an outstanding quality of life for both young and old. It is the oldest state capital in the country, founded in 1610, and at one time all lands west of the Mississippi were governed from the Palace of the Governors on the Santa Fe Plaza. Educational requirements A Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Natural Resources, Planning or Recreation. (Please enter your education level on the Education and Work Experience page of the application even when submitting a resume). Experience 4 years experience in federal grant management, administration & planning, and contract management, with administrative, planning, public relations and public speaking. Employment Requirements Valid NM driver’s license. This job ad may be used to fill multiple vacancies within the Division. Working Environment Office work to include computer and essential office equipment use and deskwork, occasional lifting; field work to include driving long distances and extensive walking to conduct project evaluations and inspections on project sites. To Apply for this job: THE HIRING AGENCY MAY ACCEPT SPO AUTHORIZED EQUIVALENCIES FOR THE REQUIRED EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE FIELDS LISTED FOR THIS POSITION.
For information regarding the position please contact: Ray Casados, Field Support Bureau Chief, (505) 476-3389 |
New Mexico State Parks P. O. Box 26127 Contact: Ray Casados Posted: 2/14/08 |
LWCF, Trails Program Coordinator - SF State Parks Job ID: 13199 Salary: Pay Band: 60 Agency Mission & Description: ENERGY, MINERALS, AND NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT State Parks Mission: The State Park Division will protect and enhance natural resources, provide recreational facilities and opportunities, and promote public safety and education to benefit and enrich the lives of visitors. Department Goals: Purpose of Position : The primary purpose of this position is to assist with coordination & administration of the federal Recreation Trails Grants Program, and to implement State Trails System Act, coordination, planning, construction, and maintenance of trails within State Parks and on other state, federal and private lands where appropriate and to provide assistance with consistent oversight, development, implementation & distribution of the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) to maintain eligibility for federal funds. Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico and is nestled in the foothills, at the southern tip of the Rocky Mountains at an altitude of 7,000 feet. The city occupies 33.4 square miles in a valley above the Rio Grande amongst mountains that reach to over 12,000 feet. Thousands of acres of National Forest and wilderness surround the city, and yet it is only an hour's drive to the Albuquerque International Airport. Known as the "City Different," Santa Fe supports both historic culture and modern technology, while offering an outstanding quality of life for both young and old. It is the oldest state capital in the country, founded in 1610, and at one time all lands west of the Mississippi were governed from the Palace of the Governors on the Santa Fe Plaza. Educational requirements A Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Natural Resources, Planning or Recreation. (Please enter your education level on the Education and Work Experience page of the application even when submitting a resume). Experience 2 years experience in grant and contract management, with administrative, planning and public relations skills and public speaking and/or 2 years experience in planning or implementing trails projects. Employment Requirements Valid NM driver’s license. This job ad may be used to fill multiple vacancies within the Division. Working Environment Office work to include computer and essential office equipment use and deskwork, occasional lifting; field work to include driving long distances and extensive walking to conduct project evaluations and inspections on project sites. To Apply for this job: THE HIRING AGENCY MAY ACCEPT SPO AUTHORIZED EQUIVALENCIES FOR THE REQUIRED EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE FIELDS LISTED FOR THIS POSITION.
For information regarding the position please contact: Ray Casados, Field Support Bureau Chief, (505) 476-3389 |
| Maine Conservation Corps 124 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333 Phone: 207-624-6085 Fax: 207-287-3342 Contact: Brenda Webber Posted: 2/14/08
Application Deadline April 18, 2008 |
Trail Team Leaders 2008 Bringing Dreams to Reality Maine Conservation Corps is dedicated to conservation projects, volunteers, education, and leadership skills. MCC engages teams in challenging, high quality trail projects. Projects range from community projects to remote sites on the Appalachian Trail where teams learn traditional stone working skills while rebuilding portions of America s premier long distance hiking trail though the Wilderness of Maine. Typical duties: Lead and teach trail construction and other projects - Provide leadership and training to corps members and volunteers (members are young adults) - Complete reports - Coordinate food, equipment, and transportation for a team of 6 people - Camp in tents along with team members during service sessions - Drive teams to project sites in vans and trucks. Training: Trail skills - Rigging, stone and timber construction - Wilderness First Aid - Crew Management - Instruction and experience with Leadership - Chainsaw Certification. Dates: May 5 to August 15, 2008 or May 5 to November 15, 2008 Requirements: One season (3 months is OK) of trail work experience with one season in an outdoor leadership role - Ability to teach trail skills - Previous experience with construction work - Must be in good health and physically fit with a clean driving record - Job requires a sense of humor and the ability to maintain a safe and enjoyable work environment - Must be at least 20 years old, and a US Citizen - Must be able to motivate and work with people of all ages and backgrounds. Benefits: $425 to $475 per week based on experience Application Deadline April 18, 2008 The Maine Department of Conservation provides equal opportunity in employment and programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available to individuals with disabilities upon request. |
| Student Conservation Association PO Box 550 Charlestown NH 03603 Phone: 603-543-1700 Fax: 603-543-1828 Contact: Admissions Department Posted: 1/26/08 |
Project Leaders The Student Conservation Association (SCA), a national force of conservation volunteers, is seeking experienced, quality-oriented outdoor leaders to direct highly skilled and motivated young people. As a Project Leader you will work five months or longer addressing urgent conservation issues while teaching and cultivating our future environmental leaders. You will successfully complete the goals and objectives of your project while integrating SCA s core values of Service Learning, Leadership Development, Environmental Stewardship, and Education and Outreach into your project. We are looking for leaders throughout the year to lead groups of 2-6 interns in our nation s forests, parks, preserves, tribal lands, and other spectacular locations in the U.S. Build community within your team and your local area while making a positive difference in the world! SCA seeks applicants with specific skill sets that correspond to one or more of the following program areas: botany and invasive species, education, monitoring and field research, resource or fire management, restoration and trails. Minimum required qualifications: minimum of two years of previous outdoor leadership experience, ability to take initiative and work both independently and as part of a team, budget management, mentoring, and administrative skills. Most positions are seasonal; compensation is pro-rated, based on an annual salary level of $28,000. Must be at least 21 years of age, able to legally work in the U.S., have a valid driver s license and driving record within SCA guidelines, and ability to pass SCA criminal background check. Positions available throughout the U.S. To see a list of current openings and to apply, please visit our website http://www.thesca.org/corps_leaders/ Apply online at www.thesca.org or send resume to admissions@thesca.org SCA is an EEO employer dedicated to workforce diversity. |
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