Conservation Partnership Team
Employment
The Alameda County Conservation Partnership is proud of its talented and dedicated conservation professionals. From time to time, there may be openings at the ACRCD or NRCS. We also occasionally have full time and part time, seasonal opportunities. You are welcome to submit your resume to our Human Resources department at hr@acrcd.org at any time.
Current Opportunities
No current job openings.
This program has filled the positions for the 2009-10 school year. Check back again next year!
Watershed Adventures - Part time Environmental Education Presenters and Art Education Presenters are hired for each school year.
The presenters conduct fast-paced, exciting classroom activities which help students learn how they can play a role in protecting creeks, watersheds and SF Bay from pollution. Please view the full announcement below for qualifications, compensation, and work time frame. Visit our Watershed Adventures page to learn more about this program and view the job announcements. Contact Watershed Adventures at watershedadventures@yahoo.com if you are interested!
Professional Associates
The Conservation Partnership from time to time has an additional need for conservation professionals for special projects. You are welcome to submit your statement of qualifications to our Human Resources Department at hr@acrcd.org at any time.
Internship Opportunities
Current Opportunities
Hands-On-Conservation Program Internship
We are looking for an intern to assist the program manager with effectively implementing the HOC program. The intern will work with primarily teen-aged youth scheduling and leading field visits for stewardship projects. Please view the full announcement below for qualifications, compensation, and work time frame. Visit our Hands-On-Conservation page to learn more about this program.
Internship Announcement (pdf format)
Volunteer
The Conservation Partnership is looking for volunteers to join our efforts to protect natural resources in Alameda County. Volunteers work through the NRCS’s EarthTeam http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/feature/volunteers/vol/join.asp Volunteer program.
Some potential volunteer activities include:
- Creek clean-ups
- Site monitoring
- Admin assistance
- Survey assistance
To find out more about the volunteer program please contact us.
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