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The Operator/ Plant Technician will be responsible for carrying out a variety of operations at Joule’s Hobbs, NM facility. Tasks include general operation and maintenance of outdoor bioreactors, following standard operating procedures, performing specific experimental work including sampling and culturing of bacteria.Joule is advancing a technology platform for Liquid Fuel from the Sun™ There are open positions in Hobbs, NM. Additional information is available at www.jouleunlimited.com.

Demo Plant Technicians will be responsible for executing Demo plant operations at Joule’s facility in Hobbs, New Mexico, including interfacing with computer control systems according to standard operating procedures and batch protocol. They will be accountable for informing the Lead and/or Bioprocessing engineers when production problems arise.  They will work 8-hour shifts and therefore be responsible for keeping on-coming technicians informed of the current status of processes and the tasks that must be undertaken in subsequent shifts. The position is based in Hobbs, New Mexico, full time.

The High Sierra Ranger District is searching to fill several openings during the summer season. Located in Big Creek, California.

Grant opportunity to support MS4 pilot activities. Webinar registration info.

Grant progams, technical assistance and tools for communities

Brochure of grant progams, technical assistance and tools for communities

On November 1, 2012, the Board formally appointed Avery C. Anderson as Quivira’s new Executive Director! Courtney will assume the title of Founder and Creative Director and will focus on fundraising, writing and outreach activities.

Forester Supervisor for NM State Forestry Returning Heroes Program. Applications close 02/21/18.

We invite you to offer a paper or poster at the 2013 Convention to inform the conversation and to ensure that our profession and its practitioners continue to ensure sustainable forests and protect the values they provide for the nation.

The Nature Conservancy is seeking a Program Director to work on all facets of land and water conservation within the Sangre de Cristo mountains of New Mexico. This is a new position that combines work in forest restoration and fire management at a landscape scale with freshwater conservation, economic development and community conservation. The ideal candidate will bring strong technical skills and a track record of accomplishing collaborative conservation in diverse settings with scientists, contractors, agencies, elected officials, Native American tribes, Land Grants and other stakeholders. The Sangre de Cristo Program Director will be responsible for Rio Grande Water Fund implementation in northern New Mexico and will have the opportunity to evaluate programs for the cross-border NM-CO region. This is an exciting new job as part of the small and dynamic New Mexico team. The position description is attached and the closing date is December 30, 2016. Applicants should apply online at nature.org/jobs for position #44879.