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Requests for Statements of Interest/
Funding Opportunities

• Fort Drum Cultural Resources Environmental Division Project:
  NUMBER W912D6G-12-2-SOI-0027
  To be initiated in 2012
  Date Posted: 5/10/12
  Closing Date: N/A
  The intent of this agreement is to provide environmental program support for Fort Drum in
  complying with its environmental laws and regulations in support of the Ft. Drum Environmental Division. For more information on this project please click here

• Fort Drum Cultural Resources Environmental Division Project:
  NUMBER W9126G-12-2-SOI-00307
  To be initiated in 2012
  Date Posted: 5/10/12
  Closing Date: N/A
  The intent of this agreement is to provide cultural resources program support for Fort Drum in
  complying with its environmental laws and regulations in support of the Ft. Drum Environmental Division
  For more information on this project please click here

• FOA: Applied Science Grants for the Desert LCC
  Date Posted: 5/11/12
  Closing Date: 6/28/2012
  Proposed projects are expected to deliver new capabilities that address priorities identified and shared by Reclamation and the partners involved in the LCC. Projects should develop knowledge, information, and tools that will lead to enhanced management of natural and cultural resources that affect or are affected by water resources management in a changing climate within the LCC.
  For more information on this FOA please
  click here

• SOI: Request for Statements of Interest for Interagency Agreements for the Desert LCC
  Date Posted: 5/11/12
  Closing Date: 6/28/2012
  Reclamation seeks to develop applied science tools and information that will help resource managers within the LCC address landscape-scale stressors on the environment.
  Projects must meet the requirements of the Economy Act, 31 USC 1535.
  For more information on this SOI please
  click here
  
  

• Fort Drum Cultural Resources Environmental Project: Phase I archaeological survey
  NUMBER W9126G-12-2-SOI-0028
  To be initiated in 2012
  Date Posted: 5/15/12
  Closing Date: N/A
  The intent of this agreement is to provide cultural resources program support for Fort Drum in
  complying with its environmental laws and regulations in support of the Ft. Drum Environmental Division
  For more information on this project please click here

Job Opportunities

• Biological technician-Pacific Southwest Research station
  Date Posted: 5/10/12
  Closting Date: 5/17/12
  

  Multiple positions are available at a field-based duty station.  The appointment is a temporary not-to-exceed (NTE) 24 months of work during a 3 year period. Position begins in mid-August 2012 and is expected to continue until mid-October 2013.
  The primary duty is to supervise a bird and bat fatality monitoring program near Rosamond, California.  Field duties include plot layout, assigning crew schedules, conducting bias-assessment trials, and summarizing results.
  
  The vacancy announcement for this position may be found on the USAJobs website at http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails
  /2117362 under announcement number
  OCRT-404-7-WLDLF-DT. 
  
  For more information (but do not send resume or CV), please contact: Ted Weller, Ecologist
  Email:  tweller@fs.fed.us

• Federal job opportunities - For complete listing of all natural resource management and other federal employment opportunities please visit: www.usajobs.gov

 

Internship/ Fellowship Opportunities

• Rocky Mountain Sustainability and Science Network Summer Academy
  Date Posted:3/5/12
  Closing Date: N/A
  The Rocky Mountain Sustainability and Science Network Summer Academy is a one-week NSF funded program providing intensive training to students prior to either entering internships or jobs on public lands, or embarking on summer research projects related to environmental science, climate change, or sustainability.
  To be eligible, students must be full-time, degree-seeking undergraduates with career interests related to natural or cultural resource management, environmental science, or management of public lands. Download the application here. For questions contact Barb Farrell.

• Arizona PIRG Internships in Transportation
  Date Posted: 1/17/12
  Closing Date: N/A
  The Arizona PIRG Transportation Intern for the Spring 2012 semester will focus on providing assistance to the transportation program. Responsibilities will include (but are not limited to): researching and tracking relevant local and state issues, working with media outlets across the state, and outreaching to local businesses and groups to build support for the PIRG transportation work. Interns will receive regular training and be supervised by an experienced staff person. For more information, contact Serena Unrein, Public Interest Advocate for Arizona PIRG, at 602-252-1184 or view the announcement.
  
  

• Northern Arizona University lists several internship opportunities on the Green NAU webpage. Check out more information at http://www.green.nau.edu/students/index.html
  
  

Conferences

• 50th Anniversary National Wilderness Conference
  Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
  Dates: October 15-17, 2014
  The 50th Anniversary National Wilderness Planning Team is pleased to announce that Albuquerque, New Mexico has been selected as the location to host the 50th Anniversary National Wilderness Conference planned for October 15-17, 2014. The Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau offers excellent facilities for the conference. The city also offers exceptional
  opportunities for diversity outreach with Native Americans, Hispanics, African Americans and academic communities, nearby outing prospects, and history associated with influential wilderness leaders such as Aldo Leopold. Although seven other location nominations were considered -
  including Anchorage, Kalispell, Jackson Hole, Bend, Salt Lake City, Duluth, and Las Vegas - the team was convinced by the enthusiasm expressed by the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, Sierra Club, local proponents along with many letters of support from the community, including the Mayor of Albuquerque, BLM State Director and other community leaders. Mark your calendars now to ensure you can attend this historic event!
  
  

• 15th Annual US/ICOMOS International Scientific Symposium
  Location: San Antonio, Texas
  Dates: May 30 - June 1, 2012
  The United States National Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites seeks proposals for presentations at the 2012 Symposium, which will be organized as three sessions around the following themes:
  1. Authenticity and Identity in the 21st Century - revisiting the 1996 "Declaration of San Antonio"
  2. Cultural Sustainability - designing a future that includes the heritage of humanity, maintaining both the natural and cultural systems that support our existence, considering people and their relationship to places in truly sustainable design
  3. Continuity and Urban Growth in Cultural Heritage Contexts - managing change within living cities and places with strong cultural heritage, to include cultural landscape and cultural geography issues
  Abstracts must be received by December 12, 2011. More details on the themes, abstract submissions, and contact information can be found here.

• 6th International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology
  Location: Houston, Texas
  Dates: June 25-29, 2012
  Sponsor: American Academy of Sciences
  

  The conference will provide a multidisciplinary platform for environmental scientists, engineers, management professionals and government regulators to discuss the latest developments in environmental research and applications. Please visit the conference website for more information or send email inquiries to env-conference@AASci.org. Abstracts will be accepted until December 31, 2011. Abstracts can be sent to env-abstract@AASci.org. Abstract guidelines are found here. To register, visit the registration page.
  

• Pathways to Success Conference and Training: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management
  Location: Beaver Run Resort in Breckenridge, CO
  Dates: September 24-27, 2012

  Abstracts or Organized Session Proposals will be accepted until May 1, 2012. Attendees are encouraged to submit Symposia proposals (for organized sessions) and/or Key Finding abstracts (for oral presentations). Proposals for presentations and symposia should focus on the overall Conference Themes listed below. Please adhere to the guidelines when preparing your submission. To find Abstract Submission Guidelines click on the Proposals tab on the Conference’s website or click here.

  Conference Themes:
  - Biodiversity and Coupled Social-Ecological Systems
  -Fish and Wildlife Governance
  -The Changing Nature of Wildlife Conservation
  -Enduring Issues in HDFW
  -Improving HDFW Science
  -Increasing HDFW Capacity
  -Working with the Public
  -Implications of Global Change
  -Human Wildlife Conflict
  -Wildlife in an Ecosystem Services Paradigm
  -Discourses about Wildlife
  -Demographics and Fish and Wildlife Policy

  
  

Trainings and Workshops

• No current information
  

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