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NASF E-Newsletter: Green Infrastructure and Carbon Fiber from Trees
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COENV Career Opportunities- Seasonal Habitat Restoration Technician April 25, 2018ANTICIPATED START DATE: May 29, 2018 END DATE: October 30, 2018 – with possibility of extension SALARY: $15.00/hour – plus paid time off, paid holidays and medical benefit cost share options LOCATION: Office located in Lake Stevens – with daily work throughout King and Snohomish counties HOURS: 40 hours per week. Monday-Thursday, 7 AM – 5:30 PM with occasion […]
- Teen Life Center Recreation Leader April 25, 2018Center Recreation Leader (Day, Evening, Late Night, Weekends)! Current open positions are for our Teen Life Centers located at Garfield and at Meadowbrook. Many times, these positions are required to work Late Nights, and the successful candidates will be required to work until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. As a Recreation Leader, you will work collab […]
- Seasonal Habitat Restoration Technician April 25, 2018
- UW Botanic Gardens Blog
- Highlights from the 2018 Washington Botanical Symposium April 13, 2018The UW Botanic Gardens, in conjunction with the University of Washington Herbarium at the Burke Museum, hosted another successful symposium that brought together professionals, academics, and botanists from around the Pacific Northwest to share knowledge and celebrate Washington State’s flora. The full day event was coordinated by a diverse group including W […]
- Local horticultural publications digitized April 11, 2018In 2017 the Elisabeth C. Miller Library participated in a digitization grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services awarded to the Biodiversity Heritage Library. 777 individual journal issues were scanned by the Internet Archive from 14 titles published by 4 organizations. Now the historic and recent issues of newsletters published by the Hardy Fe […]
- Highlights from the 2018 Washington Botanical Symposium April 13, 2018
- The Wildlife Society Blog
- Learn about Blanding’s turtles with the New York Chapter April 26, 2018The New York Chapter of The Wildlife Society, in cooperation with the New York State Department of Environment Conservation, will host a workshop on Blanding’s turtle habitat assessment May 25 in Millbrook, New York. The training will focus on identifying Blanding’s turtle habitat using the criteria and techniques in the Grgurovic protocols for the Blanding’ […]
- Three species removed, mouse remains listed under ESA April 26, 2018The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued a final rule last week declaring that the lesser long-nosed bat (Leptonycteris yerbabuenae) is no longer threatened with extinction and can be removed from the endangered species list. This is the first bat species threatened with extinction to be removed due to recovery. The lesser long-nosed bat was first listed as […]
- Learn about Blanding’s turtles with the New York Chapter April 26, 2018
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