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Senior Biologist - Riverside, CA. LSA is a diversified environmental, transportation, and community planning firm with California offices in Berkeley, Carlsbad, Fresno, Irvine, Palm Springs, Point Richmond, Riverside, Rocklin, San Luis Obispo, and South San Francisco, and one office in Fort Collins, Colorado. The staff at LSA includes experts in environmental analysis, transportation planning and engineering, biology and wetlands, habitat restoration, resource management, geographic information systems (GIS), community and land planning, landscape architecture, archaeology and paleontology, water quality, noise, and air quality. LSA is recognized as innovators in the field of environmental impact assessment and have developed a reputation among clients and professional peers in both the public and private sectors as being thorough, innovative, and objective. We are actively seeking a Senior Biologist for our Riverside, California office. This is a regular, full-time, salaried position. Job Duties and Responsibilities * This is a Project Manager level position with responsibility for scoping the necessary services and budgetary requirements for prospective jobs * Responsibilities may include wetland delineation and agency permitting (401, 404 - both Nationwide and Individual, and 1600 et seq.), biological assessment, vegetation mapping, habitat restoration, endangered species surveys, and biological construction monitoring * The position also requires that the candidate be cable of performing extensive fieldwork Qualifications: * Candidate must have at least 5 years of experience * Have a strong and proven foundation in wetlands delineation and resource agency permitting * The position requires a BS in biology, ecology, natural resources, or other related field * Excellent organizational, written and verbal communication, and interpersonal skills are required * Must be proficient with MS Word, MS Excel, and the Internet LSA's greatest asset is its employee ownership. LSA offers excellent compensation and benefits, including competitive pay; medical, dental, vision, group life, long-term care, and long-term disability insurance plans; vacation, sick, and holiday pay; an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP); and a Profit Sharing and Savings Plan (with 401k and company match). How to apply: Qualified applicants please send a cover letter and resume to: lori.ufondu@lsa-assoc.com or fax (951) 781-4277. Visit LSA's web site, www.lsa-assoc.com, and discover why LSA is a great place to work. LSA is an EOE/AA.        5/10/08

Invasive Plant Early Detection Internship - San Francisco Bay Area, Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Final Filing Date: Open Until Filled.  The National Park Service’s Inventory and Monitoring Program is charged with “improving natural resource management through greater reliance on scientific knowledge.” Invasive species are one of the top priorities for monitoring in our national parks, and early detection of new plant species is a key focus for the San Francisco Bay Area Network (SFAN) of national parks.  Discovering weeds before they become well-established is critical to reducing damage to ecosystem integrity, preventing the loss of habitat for rare plants and animals, and preventing costly natural resource management.  The SFAN has established an invasive species early detection program to create a priority list of plants with documented invasive potential that occur at low densities, and to institute a system for patrolling trails, roadsides, and waterways for these priority weeds.  Trained volunteers will be an integral component of this priority weed search effort.  As a Weed Watcher you will learn to identify invasive plants of the region, and how to map and report your findings.  Interns will be trained in progressively more complex weed identification and data collection.  Deepen your understanding of the natural world while playing an important role in the protection of the unique resources at the park.  Description of Duties: Participate in invasive plant identification and data collection training. Assist park staff in trail and roadside invasive plant monitoring and mapping. Follow guidelines in making safety a priority; responsible for use of personal protective gear and insuring that all tools, equipment, vehicles and other co-workers are working safely in all related conditions. Knowledge/Skills Desired:  Knowledge of San Francisco Bay region flora, and/or willingness to learn. Knowledge of Global Positioning System (GPS) devices and/or willingness to learn. The ability to work with a diverse community of people alongside with park personnel. Desire and ability to work outdoors, at times in inclement weather and terrain as well as sometimes exert strenuous physical activity while walking. For more information, Contact: Jennifer Jordan, Jenn_Jordan@nps.gov       5/6/08

Ecological Restoration Intern - San Francisco, CA. Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. Final Filing Date: Open until filled. The Site Stewardship Program, part of the non-profit Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, is seeking a motivated intern (6 mos. - 1 year) to work in a dynamic community-based habitat restoration program. Site Stewardship is a small office, with 4 permanent employees and 4 to 6 full-time interns. We provide care and restoration of sensitive lands and species within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area with the support of local volunteers and education groups. Work sites are in a variety of coastal habitats north and south of the Golden Gate Bridge and support three endangered species. Duties: 1) help prioritize and plan habitat restoration projects and volunteer workdays, 2) conduct on-the-ground habitat restoration including invasive species control, fence construction, and revegetation 3) engage local community by leading interpretive hikes, posting interpretive materials, and corresponding with volunteers, 4) monitor restoration progress; collect, enter, and manage ecological data, 5) help prepare summary reports and revise management plans and 6) maintain tools and equipment and other miscellaneous duties. Minimum Qualifications: a love of nature, plants, and enthusiasm for outdoor work and getting hands dirty; a strong interest in ecological restoration and endangered species management; ability to work well within a team; ability to take on responsibility, work independently, and assume a leadership role when needed; great verbal and written communication skills; basic computer literacy, Microsoft word and Excel. Flexibility, sense of humor, and collaboration a must! Desirable Qualifications: familiarity with biological and ecological concepts; experience conducting habitat restoration or related work; plant/animal identification skills; experience with Global Positioning Systems and Geographic Information Systems; experience with Photoshop, PowerPoint, or other visual format software. Compensation: We offer free housing in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area; a stipend of $20/day ($100/week); transportation to work sites; personalized training and marketable work experience. Starting date: June 1- 15. To apply, send a resume and cover letter to Christina Crooker at ccrooker@parksconservancy.org . For info, call 415/561-3070   4/30/08

Estuarine Science Fellowships - The CALFED Science Program is accepting applications from qualified individuals to compete for fellowship opportunities in 2008. California Sea Grant will administer and manage the fellowship program on behalf of the Science Program. Up to 12 fellowships are available in estuarine and riverine science for qualified predoctoral students and postdoctoral researchers. The fellowships will begin September 2008. The application deadline is 5 p.m., Friday, June 6, 2008. The stipend for postdoctoral researchers is $45,000/yr. for up to 2 years, plus eligible expenses up to $30,000. Graduate fellows will receive $25,000/yr. for up to 2 years, plus up to $19,500 for eligible expenses (research supplies/equipment and travel necessary to carry out the proposed research and attend scientific meetings). The selected fellows and their research will focus on the San Francisco Bay-Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta system and one of these topics:

1. Trends and Patterns of Habitats, Populations and System Response to a Changing Environment
2. Aquatic Invasive (Exotic) Species
3. Water Supply, Water Quality
4. Developing Indicators and Performance Measures.

Specific research questions to be addressed, as well as detailed guidelines, eligibility and application instructions, are posted at: http://www.csgc.ucsd.edu/EDUCATION/CALFED/CALFEDIndx.html

The CALFED Bay-Delta Program is a collaborative effort of 25 state and federal agencies with management or regulatory responsibilities for California’s San Francisco Bay-Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta system. The CALFED Science Fellows Program pairs junior scientists with CALFED Program agency scientists and senior research mentors. Fellows work on collaborative data analysis and research projects relevant to ecosystem management and water supply reliability, including analyses of the immense monitoring database collected and maintained by the CALFED implementing agencies.

Restoration Ecologist/Biologist - LRAM Coordinator (ITAM). Seeking an innovative and responsible individual with excellent planning and communication skills to fill a position in the Integrated Training Area Management (ITAM) Program Office at the Army National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California. The successful candidate will oversee the Land Rehabilitation and Maintenance component of the ITAM Program. Responsibilities include identification of sites in need of rehabilitation at Fort Irwin, design of appropriate revegetation and erosion control strategies and application of best management practices, development and management of project plans and cost estimates, coordination with sub-contractors and with other Fort Irwin offices, site monitoring, data collection and analysis, and writing and review of technical reports. Minimum requirements: Bachelor's degree in natural resource management, environmental science, biology, ecology, botany, or related discipline. Experience with arid land ecosystems, GIS / GPS, project and data management are preferred. Fax resume including 3 professional references to: 760-380-3180 or email: ruth.sparks@us.army.mil.       4/28/08

Executive Director - Woodland, California. Yolo County Resource Conservation District. Final Application Filing Date: Open until filled. Job Description: The Yolo County RCD is seeking an energetic and creative individual to lead an innovative and highly-respected organization in implementing our mission in Yolo County. We desire candidates with a strong combination of management, communication, and people skills, and knowledge of California agricultural practices and natural resources. The position requires creativity and an ability to work independently while reaching out to a variety of groups and agencies in representing the District's goals and objectives. This will require the ability to work flexibly within a set of wide-ranging and often challenging tasks. Duties & Responsibilities will include: Conservation Needs Assessment; Board Reporting; Grant-writing; Financial Management; Personnel Management; Contract Management; Conservation Issue Tracking; Coordination with Conservation Partners; District Outreach. Qualifications include a Bachelors Degree in Natural Resources or Planning field (MS preferred) with significant management experience in a small business, non-profit or small government setting with oversight of multiple levels of personnel. Compensation includes a competitive salary depending on experience; Excellent benefits. More information on the position and the RCD is available at www.yolorcd.org. Contact Paul Robins for more information: robins@yolorcd.org       4/25/08

Senior Landscape Architect/Park Planner - Location: Sacramento, CA. Company: EDAW. Final Application Filing Date: none. Job Description: Senior Landscape Architect/Park Planner EDAW, Inc., a 2005 Sacramento Workplace Excellence Award winner and environmental, landscape architecture, planning, and design firm in Sacramento, California, seeks an energetic and organized Senior Landscape Architect/Park Planner. For more than 65 years, EDAW has been an innovator and leader in developing collaborative approaches to achieve sustainable environmental, regional and community planning and design projects across the globe. EDAW offers a supportive, dynamic, and fun work environment and excellent benefits. We invest in our employees' success and welfare and strive for high-quality work and services for our clients. We offer competitive salaries, flexible work hours, opportunities to work on important and challenging projects, recognition and performance awards, and excellent career growth opportunities. Duties EDAW has an opening for a Senior Landscape Architect/Park Planner to work in the Planning and Design Studio of our Sacramento office. The successful candidate will be an integral part of helping to expand the Northern California park planning and design practice. Opportunities include the ability to lead and partner with other EDAW planners and designers on park, recreation, and urban design assignments. Responsibilities include preparation of design guidelines, master plans, schematic and conceptual designs, construction drawings and specifications, cost estimates, hand and computer drawings, and photo montages, and management of complex design projects. Skill Requirements The qualified candidate will be responsible for planning and design on teams (including resource specialists and planning/design staff) and individually, and for preparation of design documents and deliverables. The qualified candidate will be responsible for assisting in the marketing of park design projects. The successful candidate will have strong graphic skills, including ability to prepare hand and AutoCAD drawings, and use of rendering software such as Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Excellent communication and writing skills are a must. Experience Requirements Qualified candidates should have a college degree and at least 10 years of design and project management experience, including design and construction of park projects in Northern California. Experience should include active and passive park, trail, and open space planning, design and/or construction, and experience in preparing design plans and construction documents (e.g., plans, specifications, and cost estimates). Education BA or BS in landscape architecture preferred. An MA or MS is desirable. Please forward a resume with references and salary history to: www.edaw.com. EDAW INC. 2022 J Street Sacramento, CA 95811 Fax: 916-414-5850 EEOC/ADA Contact: www.edaw.com        4/23/08

San Francisquito Watershed Council Project Director - Full-Time Position. Acterra: Action for a Sustainable Earth 3921 E. Bayshore Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303 tel. 650-962-9876 / fax 650-962-8234 www.Acterra.org. Applications accepted until position is filled. Position Start Date: May 2008 The San Francisquito Watershed Council is a program of Acterra devoted to fostering awareness, protection and preservation of San Francisquito Creek and the watershed that supports it. Under the supervision of Acterra's Stewardship Director, the Watershed Council Project Director is responsible for: Project administration: * Plans and executes work in the following program areas: volunteer (habitat restoration and creek clean-up) workdays, Streamkeepers, invasive plant removal, and public * Collaborate with the five municipalities in the watershed on ways to expand the volunteer workdays and Streamkeepers programs into new communities / projects. * Coordinate with agencies and landowners to secure permits / permissions for projects in the watershed. * Work with Acterra's Native Plant Nursery to plan and coordinate native planting workdays. Financial Administration: * Take primary responsibility for sustaining the SFWC financially. * Become familiar with the deliverables and timelines of SFWC's diverse funding sources. * Coordinate activities outlined in all grants to make sure all grant deliverables are completed, reported, and billed for on time. * Provide all necessary financial documents, including timecards, expense reports, checks, and invoices to Acterra's business manager. * Work with Acterra's business manager to assign hours from staff timecards to specific grant sources for project work done. * Make sure match requirements are met and funding restrictions are respected. * Monitor overall expenditures against organizational budget with assistance from Acterra's Stewardship Director and business manager. * Pursue funders for delinquent payments when necessary. * Write and send acknowledgement letters to donors as needed. * Develop annual project budget with Acterra. * Identify grant sources, write and submit proposals. * Identify and pursue opportunities to diversify funding base. Organizational leadership: * Public outreach on behalf of SC: represent the Watershed Council to public agencies, the press, volunteers and the general public. * Be willing to provide technical information for projects related to watershed stewardship or develop contacts among those working in local watersheds. Skills Required: * Ability to manage grants and raise funds.* Ability to prepare and manage a budget. * Ability to track and manage numerous long-term and short-term tasks and activities.* Organization skills, ability to anticipate and meet deadlines in a timely manner.* Excellent written and oral communication skills. Macintosh computer skills a plus.* Ability to work well with diverse people from different perspectives. * Ability to facilitate meetings and develop consensus among a diverse group of stakeholders. Experience in watershed context a plus.* Excellent management skills, including supervision of volunteers.* Knowledge of riparian and aquatic ecosystems is a plus.* Knowledge of San Francisquito Creek is a plus. Compensation: The salary is $45,000 to 48,000 a year plus health/dental insurance, paid holidays, sick leave and vacation time. To Apply: The current director will be leaving later this spring and the goal is to fill the position as soon as possible. If interested, please email or mail a cover letter explaining why you are interested, your resume and three professional references to: Sheri Lubin, Stewardship Program Director Acterra 3921 East Bayshore Road Palo Alto, CA 94303 SheriL@acterra.org        4/15/08

Restoration Project Manager - Fresno, CA. San Joaquin River Parkway & Conservation Trust. Position Open Until Filled. The San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust is seeking a key individual to join its staff as Restoration Project Manager. This is a regular full-time position. The Restoration Project Manager is responsible for implementation of restoration and interpretive projects that further the mission of the Trust, with particular emphasis on the Jensen River Ranch Habitat Enhancement & Public Access Project. The Project Manager will oversee operations and maintenance of Parkway properties, and manage the Trust's Conservation Easement portfolio. Project implementation requires the ability to oversee the work of contractors, volunteers, and staff; recognize the need and apply for necessary permits; meet CEQA requirements; and assure compliance with all grant or contract requirements. Project schedules and budgets must be developed and tracked, with financial summaries provided to funders and the Trust's Board of Directors as needed. The Restoration Project Manager will set an example by using safe work practices at all times, and will train project volunteers and project staff in safe work practices. The Restoration Project Manager will follow the Trust's written Illness and Injury Prevention Program & Code of Safe Practices, developing additional safe practice guidelines for new tasks as necessary to ensure safety and consistent quality in all work performed. The Restoration Project Manager will provide input and assistance in drafting master restoration, trail, and facility plans for Parkway properties, identifying funding sources and drafting grant proposals, and developing positive working relationships with partner organizations and agencies. The Restoration Project Manager will occasionally be called upon to represent the River Parkway Trust at public meetings and functions. More information available at www.riverparkway.org. Competitive (non-profit) salary including health, retirement, and vacation benefits. To apply, send a letter of interest and resume with salary requirements to Sharon Weaver, San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust, 1550 E. Shaw Avenue, Suite 114, Fresno, CA 93710 or email sweaver@riverparkway.org. Position open until filled.        4/15/08

Stewardship Manager - Rolling Hills Estates, California. Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy. Position open until filled. The Stewardship Manager will be responsible for oversight of land stewardship activities and the implementation of restoration of sensitive lands and species at preserve properties on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. This position reports to the Conservation Director. This is a full time, salaried, supervisory, exempt employee. Work hours are at least forty hours per week, flexible to accommodate evening meetings and weekend workdays. The Stewardship Manager collaborates with other Conservancy Directors and Project Managers as well on a variety of projects to fulfill the organization’s mission. The Manager will oversee the field and nursery staff in order to manage the nature preserves and conduct habitat restoration. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional with a love for managing land stewardship projects and a desire a working environment that includes the office and the outdoors. Qualified applicants must have a Bachelors (Masters preferred) in botany, ecology, or related science and 3+ years of project management/supervisory experience, extensive knowledge of Southern California coastal sage scrub and native grassland ecosystems; ecological restoration theory and techniques, including planning, implementation, maintenance and monitoring, and basic knowledge of routine trail maintenance and design and a working familiarity with tools used in trail work. Bilingual in Spanish and English preferred. Salary is commensurate with experience and skills. Employee benefits include medical, dental and 403b retirement account. Paid vacation and holidays. Visit www.pvplc.org for more details. Please submit a cover letter and resume to: Christen Baum – info@pvplc.org with “Stewardship Manager” in the subject line or mail to 916 Silver Spur #207, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274        4/15/08

Summer Restoration Intern - River Partners. Chico and Modesto, California. Final Application Date: April 21 or until filled. River Partners (www.riverpartners.org) is looking for summer interns in our Chico and Modesto offices to assist with monitoring, site assessments, seed collection and processing and field trials. Interns will be mentored by staff biologists and ecologists to complete tasks associated with riparian restoration in the Central Valley of California. Candidates must be working towards a B.S. in biology, ecology, environmental science, or related science. Successful candidates must posses a valid California Drivers license with no restrictions. Internship Dates: June 16-August 8, 2008 Pay is $10.00/hr. Interested applicants should send their resume and cover letter that specifies desired location to: Summer Internships, River Partners, 580 Vallombrosa Ave, Chico CA 95926 or info@riverpartners.org.        4/9/08

Service-learning/Habitat Restoration Intern - San Francisco, CA. Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. Site Stewardship Program. Final Application Filing Date: Open Until Filled. Program: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy Site Stewardship Program, see website(http://www.parksconservancy.org/our_work/stewardship/index.asp). Intern Responsibilities / Duties: Organize and facilitate service-learning programs for school groups; Plan and deliver workday activities for weekly volunteer programs; Create classroom presentations and site-based activities for school groups engaged in habitat restoration; Drive commercial vehicles with volunteers/students to and from worksites; Assist with other habitat restoration activities, including invasive species control and nursery operations; Develop seasonal bulletin board displays, bi-monthly newsletter, press releases and other community education and outreach materials. Minimum Qualifications: Enthusiasm about working with students; Basic familiarity with environmental concepts; Interest in community engagement and environmental education as it relates to ecological restoration; Ability to work well within a team and take a leadership role as needed; Excellent verbal skills and comfort speaking in front of groups; Current driver's license and desire/ability to obtain commercial driver's license. Desired Qualifications: Desire to work with people from culturally and economically diverse backgrounds; Experience with computer based word processing and database operations; Bi-cultural / bi-lingual skills. Terms: Desired start date: June, 1 2008; Length of position: six months to one year; Schedule: Tuesday- Saturday (fulltime); No Reliable Transportation required; We offer free housing in the Golden Gate National Recreational Area; We offer a stipend of $20/day ($100/week); We provide vehicles to access work sites; We offer personalized trainings and marketable work experience. If interested, please send resume, cover letter, and contact information for 3 references to Ryan Jones, rjones@parksconservancy.org Phone: Ryan Jones (415)561-3073      4/1/08

Habitat Restoration Director - Oakland, CA. Save The Bay. Final Application Filing Date: open until filled. Job Description: The Habitat Restoration Director develops strategies to ensure that 100,000 acres of San Francisco Bay wetland habitat will be restored by 2020, develops best practices and techniques to influence large-scale restoration plans and shares best practices with Bay restoration scientists and restoration managers. The Director raises funds to support Save The Bay's restoration program goals and manages high-level partnerships with government agencies and other key stakeholders. The Director oversees Save The Bay's on-the-ground habitat restoration program at six sites and 5,000 volunteers annually, and plans for program growth and sustainability. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious professional with significant environmental or natural resource program management experience and a passion for San Francisco Bay restoration. Qualifications are: five to seven years experience in wetland restoration ecology, advocacy and program management; Master's degree in environmental science, natural resource management, earth systems, botany, or biology required; extensive knowledge of estuarine ecology, wetland restoration and wetland biology; strong supervision and management experience, with demonstrated success motivating employees to set and accomplish ambitious objectives; proven leadership; sets goals, manages priorities, meets deadlines; attention to detail; ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders and cultivate new audiences; exceptional writing and speaking skills with the ability to synthesize complex concepts into clear messages; creative, flexible, and demonstrates problem solving skills and superior judgment; computer proficiency with Windows and Internet research applications and enthusiasm for Save The Bay's mission. Contact: Felicia Madsen - Felicia@savesfbay.org or mail to Habitat Restoration Director Search, Save The Bay, 350 Frank Ogawa Plaza, Suite 900 Oakland, CA 94612   4/1/08

Summer Irrigation Interns - Santa Maria, CA. Cachuma Resource Conservation District. Final Filing Date: May 15, 2008. Cachuma Resource Conservation District (RCD) is currently seeking applications for two summer interns to conduct on-farm irrigation evaluations as part of our irrigation mobile lab. Key tasks for this position include: * Perform evaluations of irrigation systems for distribution uniformity. * Set up irrigation schedules for all types of local crops. Input data into spreadsheets. * Conduct field measurement of water quality parameters of groundwater and surface water. * Collect data from on-farm field trials. * Provide mapping assistance to farmers. Tom.Lockhart@ca.nacdnet.net.

Architectural Historian - Location: Pasadena, CA. Company: Sapphos Environmental, Inc. Final Application Filing Date: Open. Job Description: Sapphos Environmental, Inc., a growing environmental, planning, and resource management company located in Old Town Pasadena, is currently recruiting an Architectural Historian to join our expanding Cultural Resources Group at the Cultural Resources Coordinator or Senior Coordinator level. Under the supervision of the Cultural Resources Manager, this full-time, permanent position will entail project management, as well as fieldwork, archival research, site evaluation and recordation, and preparation of technical reports. KEY TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Conduct historic resources surveys and assessments, including site inspections, research, photography, and evaluation under National Register of Historic Places, California Register of Historical Resources, and other criteria of significance Prepare State of California Historic Resources Inventory forms, Historic Resources Technical Reports and Context Statements, and Environmental Impact Report/Statement sections relating to historic resources Analyze potential impacts to historic resources under the California Environmental Quality Act and other legislation Coordinate with Office of Historic Preservation and other government agencies Project management, including client interaction, supervision of subconsultants, and mentoring of junior staff Actively participate in marketing outreach and development of cultural resources proposals, project budgets, and schedules Contact (to Submit Application and Obtain Additional Information): Architectural Historian Job Description March 2008 P:\JOB SPECIFICATIONS, JOB POSTINGS, AND INTERVIEWS\JOB POSTINGS\Cultural Resources Group\JOB POSTING ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN Coordinator.doc To apply, please forward your resume, salary history/requirements, and a technical writing sample to careers@sapphosenvironmental.com or fax to (626) 683-3548.     3/14/08

Aquatic Biologist - Medford, OR/ Yreka, CA. Company: MB&G. Final Application Filing Date: Position open until filled. MB&G, a natural resource consulting firm, has an immediate need for an Aquatic Biologist. This role will support aquatic resource compliance/monitoring program for a complex and extensive hydroelectric project within the Klamath River system. A successful candidate will conduct various field and office-based aquatic, water quality, and fisheries-related assignments out of Medford, OR and/or Yreka, CA office locations. Desired start date is immediate, but position will remain open until filled. Contact (to Submit Application and Obtain Additional Information): www.masonbruce.com  3/9/08

Wildlife Biologist - Pasadena, CA.  Sapphos Environmental, Inc. Final Application Filing Date: Open. Sapphos Environmental, Inc., an environmental consulting firm, is looking for a mid-level wildlife biologist to work in the Resources Management Group (RMG). Under the direction of the RMG Manager, this position would require the habitat restoration specialist to concurrently manage multiple projects, including the coordination and scheduling of deliverables and project budgets; design and conduct field studies; prepare technical reports; respond to Request For Proposals (RFPs) and Requests for Qualifications (RFQs); and prepare and provide input to proposals. EXAMPLE OF DUTIES: Performance of field surveys and preparation of biological resources technical reports as both standalone documents and for inclusion in more complex environmental compliance documents Field work (identification of fauna, identification of habitats and sign, and reading and interpreting topographic maps and aerial photographs) Research (literature review, database searches, coordination with resource agencies and experts) Project management (project budgeting, scheduling, and coordination with other biologists and staff members, including subconsultants) Proposal input and preparation. Contact (to Submit Application and Obtain Additional Information): Sapphos Environmental, Inc. Attn: Ms. Lucy Wang Department of Human Resources 133 Martin Alley Pasadena, CA 91105 careers@sapphosenvironmental.com Tel: (626) 683-3547  3/8/08

Habitat Restoration Specialist - Pasadena, CA.  Sapphos Environmental, Inc. Final Application Filing Date: Open. Sapphos Environmental, Inc., a resource management, planning, and environmental compliance consulting firm, is looking for a mid-level habitat restoration specialist to work in the Resources Management Group (RMG). Under the direction of the RMG Manager, this position would require the habitat restoration specialist to concurrently manage multiple projects, including the coordination and scheduling of deliverables and project budgets; design and conduct field studies; prepare technical reports; respond to Request For Proposals (RFPs) and Requests for Qualifications (RFQs); and prepare and provide input to proposals. EXAMPLE OF DUTIES: Performance of field surveys and preparation of biological resources technical reports as both standalone documents and for inclusion in more complex environmental compliance documents Fieldwork (identification of flora, identification of plant communities, and reading and interpretation of topographic maps and aerial photographs) Research (literature review, database searches, coordination with resource agencies and experts) Project management (project budgeting, scheduling, and coordination with other biologists and staff members, including subconsultants) Proposal input and preparation Contact (to Submit Application and Obtain Additional Information): Sapphos Environmental, Inc. Attn: Ms. Lucy Wang Department of Human Resources 133 Martin Alley Pasadena, CA 91105 careers@sapphosenvironmental.com Tel: (626) 683-3547   3/5/08

Senior-Level Water Resources Project Manager - Sacramento, CA EDAW, Inc. Please apply by June 1, 2008. EDAW’s Sacramento, CA office is seeking a qualified Senior-Level Water Resources Project Manager. The qualified candidate will serve as the project manager for general water resources, CEQA and NEPA compliance, hydrology, water quality, fisheries, and/or habitat restoration projects, depending on the particular skills of the applicant. Exciting opportunities exist on projects including: water master plans and water resource plans; integrated land use, water supply, and wastewater planning; watershed, stream, and habitat restoration and management; fisheries and aquatic ecology; flood management and levee setbacks; FERC re-licensing applications for hydroelectric projects; comprehensive natural resource planning for local, state, and federal agencies; water rights applications and other regulatory/permit proceedings; planning studies related to water supply and treatment infrastructure; and CEQA, NEPA, and ESA compliance for all of the above. Bachelors, Masters, and/or Doctoral degree in any environmental, At least six years of interdisciplinary planning, CEQA/NEPA, hydrology, water quality, and/or fisheries experience involving water resources and/or comprehensive natural resources planning assignments is desired. Additional information regarding this position can be found at www.edaw.com under “careers.” EDAW, Inc. 2022 J Street Sacramento, CA 95811 Fax: 916-414-5850 EEOC/ADA

Entry/Mid-Level Fisheries Biologist - Sacramento, CA EDAW, Inc. Please apply by June 1, 2008. EDAW seeks an entry- to mid-level fisheries biologist / aquatic ecologist to join its thriving natural resources group based in Sacramento, California. The successful applicant will provide a supporting role in fisheries, aquatic ecology, water quality, and hydrology technical work involving ESA permitting, ecological restoration, resource management planning, biological impact analysis for CEQA and NEPA documents; and coordination with clients and regulatory agencies. 2 to 5 years of prior consulting experience is preferred, but non-consultant candidates with relevant experience are encouraged to apply as well. EDAW is an equal-opportunity employer. See our website for more information: www.edaw.com under “careers.” EDAW INC. 2022 J Street Sacramento, CA 95814 Fax: 916-414-5850 EEOC/ADA

Temporary Field Biologist -  Sacramento, CA EDAW, Inc. Please apply by June 1, 2008. EDAW seeks entry- to mid-level biologists for temporary work assignments to assist with field data collection in support of environmental documents for various water resources projects in the San Joaquin Valley and elsewhere in northern California. Work may include: classifying and mapping vegetation, identifying and mapping invasive weeds, assessing habitat for special-status plant and animal species, and conducting focused surveys for special-status plant and animal species. Bachelor’s degree or near completion of a degree in biological sciences or related field desired. These positions are temporary and will be filled as needed depending on specific project needs, survey requirements, and applicant’s skills and availability. Other work opportunities may extend the duration of the position. Please see our website at www.edaw.com under “careers” for more information and to submit your cover letter, resume with references, and salary history. EDAW, Inc. 2022 J Street Sacramento, CA 95811 Fax: 916-414-5850 EEOC/ADA

Executive Director - Salinas, California. Resource Conservation District of Monterey County. Final Application Filing Date: Open until filled. Applications received by March 21, 2008 will be prioritized. Job Description The Resource Conservation District of Monterey County (RCD) is a non-regulatory special local district established in 1941. The RCD is governed by a five-member Board of Directors, which currently employs a technical and professional staff of seven and is entirely grant funded. The RCD is currently seeking applications for a highly motivated, self-directed and enthusiastic Executive Director to oversee all aspects of District operations including the execution of Board policy and programmatic oversight and development. The Executive Director will be the direct liaison with the Board of Directors and serve as the face of the District with the agricultural, regulatory and environmental communities and the public at large. The ideal candidate will have experience in nonprofit management and organizational development and will have demonstrated successes in securing and managing grants. Candidates must posses a strong desire to identify new partnerships and programs, and sustain and expand existing ones and ultimately, to embrace and achieve the mission of the RCD by developing and sustaining programs to provide technical assistance and education to growers and landowners, helping them voluntarily conserve natural resources. The Executive Director reports to a 5 member Board of Directors and supervises all District staff. Current District staff a ¾ time Program Director, a ¾ time Financial Manager, a full-time Project Manager, two full-time Project Coordinators, and a full-time Engineering Technician. This dynamic team with its diverse expertise supports the Executive Director and Board in the development and execution of District programs and policies. Detailed position announcement is available at http://www.rcdmonterey.org/ Contact Melanie.Beretti@rcdmonterey.org   3/2/08

Feather River District Botanist Outreach - The Plumas National Forest, Feather River Ranger District, will shortly advertise for a District Botanist. The job duties are to provide technical knowledge and assistance in threatened, endangered, proposed, and sensitive plant species and plant community and vegetation management. Provides technical knowledge and assistance with invasive plant species and vegetation management. Prepares biological evaluations for Endangered Species Act and Forest Service Policy requirements for threatened, endangered, proposed and sensitive plant species. Prepares Noxious Weed Risk Assessments for invasive species. Reviews environmental assessments and environmental impact statements and makes recommendations to ensure that botanical resources and ecosystem integrity are adequately addressed and considered. Participates as a botanical expert on interdisciplinary teams at the field level for evaluating and documenting the effects of Forest Service and non-Forest Service activities on national forest lands. Conducts and supervises rare plant inventories for projects and actions. For more information please contact Linnea Hanson, lhanson@fs.fed.us or (530) 532-7425.   2/24/08

Restoration Biologist - San Diego, CA. RECON Environmental. Final Application Filing Date: May 12, 2008. RECON Environmental, a fast paced environmental consulting firm, has an opportunity for a Restoration Biologist. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Biology or related area, and a minimum of 5 years experience writing restoration plans and conducting quantitative and qualitative monitoring of the restored habitat. Must have knowledge of local habitats and sensitive plant and animal species. Must have good understanding of CEQA and or NEPA regulations pertaining to biological resources. Will conduct field surveys, and prepare technical reports and biological analysis for environmental documents. RECON offers a casual, friendly work environment with a generous benefit package which includes: paid time off, company paid medical & dental plans, life insurance, flexible spending account, 401(k) plan, a professional development budget and more! Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. To apply, please send resumes to ads@recon-us.com.