Water Conservation Student Intern Johnson Service GroupWater Conservation Student InternSan Jose, CAAssist in staffing public outreach events and the implementation of long-term programs such as the Landscape Rebate Program, including performing inspections and scheduling appointments and duties. Develop the skills and knowledge needed to assist in the implementation of water conservation programs through processing applications and answering the hotline calls.
Classified Conservation Corpsmember (Temporary Pool), STOCKTON AND SONORA, Greater Valley Conservation Corps, County Operated Schools and Programs San Joaquin County Office Of EducationClassified Conservation Corpsmember (Temporary Pool), STOCKTON AND SONORA, Greater Valley Conservation Corps, County Operated Schools and ProgramsStockton, CAUsing the skills and knowledge developed as a Corpsmember, you will continue to support the Greater Valley Conservation Corps by acting as a mentor to other Corpsmembers, in addition to other duties specified by the Greater Valley Conservation Corps Leader. Classified Conservation Corpsmember (Temporary Pool), STOCKTON AND SONORA, Greater Valley Conservation Corps, County Operated Schools and Programs at San Joaquin County Office of Education.
Assistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife Conservation CSU CareersAssistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife ConservationSan José, CaliforniaThe successful applicant would be expected to teach a range of courses spanning environmental science, conservation, restoration, ecology, quantitative methods, and field research within the School, develop an active research program, mentor undergraduate and graduate students, and participate actively in School governance. Teaching courses in the Environmental Studies undergraduate and graduate core, including life science and restoration courses; as relevant, assigned courses may also include other undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the School that align with applicant’s disciplinary training.
Assistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife Conservation San José State UniversityAssistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife ConservationSan José, CaliforniaThe successful applicant would be expected to teach a range of courses spanning environmental science, conservation, restoration, ecology, quantitative methods, and field research within the School, develop an active research program, mentor undergraduate and graduate students, and participate actively in School governance. Teaching courses in the Environmental Studies undergraduate and graduate core, including life science and restoration courses; as relevant, assigned courses may also include other undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the School that align with applicant’s disciplinary training.
Assistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife Conservation California State UniversityAssistant Professor - Ecological Restoration/Wildlife ConservationSan José, CA$88,000–$92,000 / yearThe successful applicant would be expected to teach a range of courses spanning environmental science, conservation, restoration, ecology, quantitative methods, and field research within the School, develop an active research program, mentor undergraduate and graduate students, and participate actively in School governance. Teaching courses in the Environmental Studies undergraduate and graduate core, including life science and restoration courses; as relevant, assigned courses may also include other undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the School that align with applicant's disciplinary training.
Student Intern: Water Supply Planning & Conservation SearchProsStudent Intern: Water Supply Planning & ConservationSan Jose, CA$28.27 / hourTasks will include: providing customer service and answering inquiries that come through Valley Water's Water Conservation Hotline; assisting in staffing public outreach events; & assisting in the implementation of Valley Water's long-term programs such as the Landscape Rebate Program, including supporting the customer service expectations of the Landscape Rebate Program. Knowledge, skills and abilities include general office skills and customer services skills; computer proficiency that includes knowledge of the MS Office programs and the ability to use our Oracle-based database; knowledge of our water conservation programs including the Landscape Rebate Program.
GIS Industry Solutions Manager - Conservation, Natural Resources & Environmental Management EsriGIS Industry Solutions Manager - Conservation, Natural Resources & Environmental ManagementRedlands, CaliforniaDevelop and oversee the execution of global go-to-market strategies to drive growth in new and existing markets in the environmental and natural resources domain, and specifically the disciplines of environment, conservation, and natural resources management. Align and collaborate with multiple Esri teams including marketing, sales, product development, international distributors, training, and partner teams to successfully deliver campaigns and qualified leads.
Assistant/Associate Professor, Landscape-scale Working Lands Conservation California Polytechnic State UniversityAssistant/Associate Professor, Landscape-scale Working Lands ConservationSan Luis Obispo, CA$90,948–$105,156 / yearThe Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences (NRES) Department in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, invites applications for a full-time, academic-year, tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor of Landscape-Scale Working Lands Conservation, starting approximately August 12, 2027. Position Location Open Date Close Date Assistant/Associate Professor, Landscape-scale Working Lands Conservation Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo Campus July 02, 2026 The Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences Department is looking for an Assistant/Associate Professor of Landscape-Scale Working Lands Conservation starting approximately August 12, 2027.
Utilities Conservation Technician City of GeorgetownUtilities Conservation TechnicianCA$25.84–$32.37 / hourPerforms a variety of technical and customer service functions to assist with the implementation of the Water Utility's conservation program; will conduct residential irrigation system checkups and assist customers with controller settings; performs inspections relative to water programs; assists with enforcement of City water ordinances; provides customer service support; and assists with violation cases. Licensed Irrigator certification or other irrigation certification from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, OR must obtain the required Irrigation Technician within two (2) months of selection to position AND Licensed Irrigator certification within one (1) year of selection to position.
Project Specialist (Temporary), Greater Valley Conservation Corps, County Operated Schools and Programs San Joaquin County Office Of EducationProject Specialist (Temporary), Greater Valley Conservation Corps, County Operated Schools and ProgramsStockton, CAAdditional responsibilities include facilitating corpsmembers personal and professional development; providing training including tool use, teamwork, leadership skills, and work place communication; developing proper work habits; providing quarterly evaluations; taking action to resolve inappropriate behavior and personnel issues; documenting performance evaluating staff and learning accomplishments; conducting projects in a safe manner; producing a level of productivity and quality that meets the expectations of Greater Valley Conservation Corps. The Project Specialist will lead, direct, and oversee corpsmembers and staff within the natural resource division, including but not limited to habitat restoration, fire fuel loads reduction, deconstruction, lite construction, landscape maintenance and design, urban forestry and trail-building and other projects as assigned.
Conservation Ranching (ACR) Intern National Audubon SocietyConservation Ranching (ACR) InternSacramento, CaliforniaThe ACR Intern will work with the California ACR team on various aspects of the ACR Program, including communications, data collection, coordinating events, and the possibility of assisting in rangeland conservation and management activities. The National Audubon Society is a leading nonprofit conservation organization with 120 years of science-based, community-driven impact, dedicated to protecting birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow.
Conservation Ranching (Acr) Intern National Audubon SocietyConservation Ranching (Acr) InternSacramento, CAThe ACR Intern will work with the California ACR team on various aspects of the ACR Program, including communications, data collection, coordinating events, and the possibility of assisting in rangeland conservation and management activities. The National Audubon Society is a leading nonprofit conservation organization with 120 years of science-based, community-driven impact, dedicated to protecting birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow.
NewZoological Conservation Technician ( Arts & Science Technician-H) City of Palo Alto UtilitiesZoological Conservation Technician ( Arts & Science Technician-H)Palo Alto, CA$20.36–$25 / hourTasks will include taking meeting minutes, drafting emails, making and receiving phone calls, conducting literature research, summarizing scientific papers, organizing documents, scheduling meetings, and following up with associated tasks as appropriate. The City's Community Services Department is seeking a part-time Zoological Conservation Technician (Arts & Sciences Technician - H) to assist with the planning and implementation of its wildlife conservation program at the Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo.
NewZoological Conservation Assistant (Zoological Assistant - H) City of Palo Alto UtilitiesZoological Conservation Assistant (Zoological Assistant - H)Palo Alto, CA$30.06–$36.89 / hourEssential and other important responsibilities and duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Assists with wildlife conservation programs, including animal care, husbandry, monitoring, data collection, recordkeeping, habitat maintenance, and other activities supporting conservation breeding, rearing, recovery, or release efforts, as assigned. Zoological Assistants work with a team of colleagues, including Animal Care Specialists under the direction of a Curator and Zoo Director, all of whom are responsible for excellence in the care and wellbeing of the animal collection (60 species and 400 specimens) and associated landscapes and habitats.
Assistant/Associate Professor, Landscape-scale Working Lands Conservation California State UniversityAssistant/Associate Professor, Landscape-scale Working Lands ConservationSan Luis Obispo, CA$90,948–$105,156 / yearThe Natural Resources Management and Environmental Sciences (NRES) Department in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, invites applications for a full-time, academic-year, tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor of Landscape-Scale Working Lands Conservation, starting approximately August 12, 2027. Preference will be given to candidates with experience working collaboratively with partners including, for example, public lands managers, the forestry industry, the agricultural industry, state agencies, tribal governments and organizations, and non-governmental organizations to advance teaching and scholarship.
CLT HTG 216 Science of Conservation of Materials and Methods University of California Los AngelesCLT HTG 216 Science of Conservation of Materials and MethodsLos Angeles, CA$70,977–$98,249 / yearnApplication Requirements\n \nDocument requirements\n\n Curriculum Vitae - Your most recently updated C.V. \n \n\n Cover Letter\n \n\n Statement of Research\n \n\n Statement of Teaching\n \n\n \nReference requirements\n\n 2-5 required (contact information only)\n \nREFERENCES\n \n2-3 reference contact information required.\n \nApply link: https://recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF11115\n \nHelp contact: bronson@ioa.ucla.edu\n \nAbout UCLA\n \nAs a University employee, you will be required to comply with all applicable University policies and/or collective bargaining agreements, as may be amended from time to time. Through its collaboration with the Getty Conservation Institute, as a unit in the UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, and located in the UCLA Fowler Museum, the Conservation Program is part of a vibrant center of archaeological and cultural scholarship.\n \nScience of Conservation of Materials and Methods I: CLT HTG 216\n \nRecommended requisite: Materials Science 104.
Head of Conservation Services Stanford UniversityHead of Conservation ServicesStanford, CA$124,864–$145,000 / yearAs the Head of Conservation Services you will be an integral member of the Preservation Department management team, working closely with the Associate Director for Preservation and the Preservation Librarian to cultivate a respectful, supportive and inclusive workplace and develop appropriate and sustainable workflows that meet department, Library, and University strategic priorities. You will be the primary liaison between the Conservation Services unit and stakeholders across the organization requiring excellent interpersonal and communication skills to support successful collaboration with curators, librarians, archivists, subject specialists, and technical experts in a complex organization.
Conservation Specialist II City of Chula Vista, CAConservation Specialist IIChula Vista, CA$6,988.74–$8,494.85Functions may include but are not limited to the following: conduct integrated energy and water use audits to assist residents and businesses with identifying conservation opportunities; educate residents, business owners and City employees about conservation programs and services; act as liaison between community members and local water/energy utilities regarding conservation programs and rebates; provide assistance to the Office of Sustainability Environmental Sustainability Manager to support the Citys broader conservation and sustainability goals; study and research assigned conservation projects; conduct grant funds research and prepare draft applications; implement grant funded projects under the supervision of the Environmental Sustainability Manager; develop, implement and coordinate community-focused programs related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, green buildings, alternative fuels, greenhouse gas emissions, climate change, water conservation, watershed protection, and general sustainability; coordinate and monitor various conservation projects of moderate difficulty/complexity; assist in the design, development and implementation of difficult to complex conservation projects; assist in the development of public document brochures, grant reports, and reports; make informational presentations to business, school, and community groups; assist other City departments in improving their environmental awareness and sustainable practices; track and report programmatic progress and success; perform related duties as assigned. Ability to: communicate and recommend solutions to and/or mitigation measures; use computer applications related to area of assignment; operate City vehicles skillfully and safely; communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing; speak effectively before individuals and groups; establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work; work with various cultural and ethnic groups in a tactful and effective manner.
Conservator, Textiles Los Angeles County Museum of ArtConservator, TextilesLos Angeles, CA$80,000–$92,700 / yearReporting to the Senior Conservator, Textiles, the Conservator, Textiles examines and treats works of art from LACMA's collection using scientific methods and interpreting the findings. The expected annual salary for this Los Angeles, CA-based position is $80,000.00- $92,700.00, subject to change, and the position is eligible for LACMA's comprehensive benefits package, including pension plan.
Vice President Of Wildlife Education Programs - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance San Diego ZooVice President Of Wildlife Education Programs - San Diego Zoo Wildlife AllianceSan Diego, CACommunicate effectively (verbal and written)Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects, priorities, and stakeholder needs while building alignment, strengthening cross-team collaboration, and driving successful outcomes across SDZWA Education teams. Serve as a senior advisor and thought partner to Education Directors across the Zoo, Park, Conservation Science, and Society, providing expert guidance on program quality, curriculum strategy, and alignment with the organization's conservation mission with indirect supervisory authority.