Day: January 30, 2020 (Page 1 of 2)

Joshua A. Nickerson Conservation Fellowship, National Park Service (Cape Cod, MA)

January 30, 2020 / / 26 Comments

The Joshua A. Nickerson Conservation Fellowship, offered in partnership by Cape Cod National Seashore Advisory Commission, Atlantic Research & Learning Center, and Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore, has provided support to qualified individuals since 1992. At least one fellowship is awarded each year to individuals whose work will contribute to our knowledge of natural and cultural resources within Cape Cod National Seashore, and of the relationships of these resources to the local communities in which they are found.

Proposals may be submitted for research in the broad areas of the natural and social sciences. Topics of interest include terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem processes, biotic and abiotic ecosystem components, cultural and natural resource management, and the political and social implications of resource protection and management.

Learn more and apply here.

Food Policy and Planning Intern, Metropolitan Area Planning Council (Boston, MA)

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The Metropolitan Area Planning Council seeks an intern interested in supporting food policy and planning at MAPC toward advancing healthy food access, equitable food systems, and public health. These goals are reached through increasing the capacity, networks and efficacy of Massachusetts cities and towns to implement sustainable systems and policy changes to improve food environments and community health. The intern will work with MAPC’s Public Health Department and in coordination with its partners.

Learn more and apply here.

Environment Massachusetts Spring and Summer Internships (MA)

January 30, 2020 / / 24 Comments

Environment Massachusetts is a statewide advocacy non-profit working to tackle our biggest environmental challenges and fight for a greener future. In recent years, we’ve helped pass policies that have made Massachusetts a national leader for solar energy.

As an intern, you will play an essential role in getting Massachusetts committed to a sustainable future powered by 100% renewable energy like the sun and the wind. You’ll work hard and take on real responsibility as a key part of our team while also learning valuable skills in political advocacy and grassroots organizing.

Learn more and apply here.

Program Assistant, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Boston, MA)

January 30, 2020 / / 20 Comments

The Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) seeks a Program Assistant to work closely with the PHA team to support a global community dedicated to advancing the field of planetary health. The Program Assistant will work closely with the Senior Program Manager, part-time administrative assistant, as well as the Outreach and Member Engagement Coordinator to provide logistical and administrative support for all aspects of PHA programs.

Learn more and apply here.

Project Coordinator, Recycling Services, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Lincoln, NE)

January 30, 2020 / / 21 Comments

This position’s primary responsibility is implementing, maintaining, and promoting UNL’s Recycling Plan. Coordinator and liaison for recycling on campus. Provides oversight and coordination of recycling and solid waste operation. Researches to find niche market for recycle products. Conducts market study for different recycle products. Seeks funding for zero waste initiatives including materials, equipment, programming, and services, through preparation of business cases, grant writing, and other means. Prepares reports, such as those reflecting status of recycling programs on a volumetric basis and from a financial standpoint. Facilitates approval of requests for recycling and zero waste events. Provides expertise to individual departments/entities regarding recycling queries or interests. Implements zero waste related educational and promotional resources, programs, campaigns, and events including national and community events, training, monitoring, and modification. And more!

Learn more and apply here.

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