THE GALLON ENVIRONMENT LETTER
Canadian Institute for Business and the Environment
Institut Canadien du Commerce et de l'environnement
506 Victoria Ave., Montreal, Quebec
Ph. (514) 369- 0230, fax (514) 369- 3282, Email [log in to unmask]
September 7, 1998
THESE JOBS ARE CURRENT, AND REQUIRE IMMEDIATE RESPONSE !!
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CANADA
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DELCAN CORPORATION WANTS A SPANISH SPEAKING
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
Are you seeking a challenging opportunity to lead large international multi
million dollar water and wastewater projects? Delcan Corporation, based in
Ontario, is expanding and has an immediate requirement for a senior civil or
chemical engineer with at least 15 years experience including demonstrated
success managing large engineering projects. You must be fluent (verbal and
written) in Spanish for consideration. You will be based in our Toronto
office
and will travel to Central and South America regularly. Please submit resume
in confidence to: Greg McKerracher, Human Resources, Delcan Corporation,
133 Wynford Drive, Toronto, Ontario M3C 1K1, fax (416) 447- 6497,
email [log in to unmask]
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NEW BRUNSWICK CONSERVATION COUNCIL IS
SEARCHING FOR AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick, a province-wide non-profit
environmental organization based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, is seeking a
highly motivated individual to fill the position of Executive Director.
This is the senior management position within the organization. (There is
an equivalent senior policy position). Responsibilities include working
with the Board of Directors, supervising staff, media relations,
fund-raising, program development, and servicing our province-wide
membership. The ideal candidate will have experience with non-profit
organizations, management skills, a knowledge of environmental issues
particularly related to pollution and toxic contaminants, strong
communication and/or advocacy skills, and experience in working with
volunteers and community groups. Bilingualism in French and English
would be an asset. The position is initially part time (3 days per week)
with the possibility of becoming full time. Send resume and cover letter
explaining interest in and suitability for the position to, Inka Milewski,
President Conservation Council of New Brunswick, 180 St. John Street,
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 4A9, email [log in to unmask],
Fax (506) 458- 1047
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ESG INTERNATIONAL, GUELPH WANTS RESEARCHER ON
FISH HABITAT
ESG International Inc. in Guelph Ontario is searching for a suitable
candidate
to take an industrial postdoctoral position for a two year term. The subject
in
which we are interested is the success or failure of fish habitat
compensation
projects in Ontario. The candidate must have a PhD and publications
specifically
directed to fish habitat creation in Ontario. Project is slated to begin in
October
1998. Candidate must be willing to relocate to Guelph Ontario. Send resume
and copies of relevant papers to, Personnel Manager, ESG International Inc.,
361 Southgate Drive, Guelph Ontario, N1G 3M5
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INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE RESEARCH AWARDS
IN URBAN AGRICULTURE
AGROPOLIS is a new Canadian awards program that supports innovative
master`s and doctoral level research related to urban and peri-urban
agriculture, designed to support interventions that address critical areas in
the agriculture industry in developing countries. The award will cover
justifiable field research expenses to a maximum of Cdn$20,000 per year.
Award tenure corresponds to the period of field research, normally no less
than 3 months and no more than 12 months. First-time successful applicants
may apply for renewal of funding for a second year of field research. Up to
14
awards will be granted annually, with at least 5 awards supporting field
research
at the master`s level. At least two-thirds of all awards will be granted to
applicants
who have citizenship or permanent resident status in a developing country. Up
to a
third of all award may be granted to citizens or permanent residents of a
developed
country (currently only Canada). Deadline for application is December 31,
1998.
Awards will by announced April 30, 1998. The research must be for a
master`s or
a
doctoral thesis. Researchers must be registered at a university--in the South
or the
North--that has training and supervisory expertise in the field of urban
agriculture or
fields relevant to urban agriculture. To apply contact, AGROPOLIS
International
Graduate Research Awards in Ur ban Agriculture IDRC, P.O. Box 8500, Ottawa,
Ontario K1G 3H9, ph. (613) 236- 6163 ext. 2040, email [log in to unmask]
Website, <http://www.idrc.ca/cfp>http://www.idrc.ca/cfp and
<http://www.cityfarmer.org/>www.cityfarmer.org
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RESEARCHER NEEDED IN ONTARIO FOR IMPACT
ON FISHERIES FROM NUCLEAR POWER
The Axelrod Institute of Ichthyology at the University of Guelph,
Ontario is inviting applications for a three-year post-doctoral research
contract to investigate the ecological effects of a nuclear power generating
station on populations of lake whitefish in Lake Huron of the Laurentian
Great Lakes. Deadline for application is October 2, 1998. Potential
candidates can find details of this research contact at the following website,
<http://www.uoguelph.ca/axel_ichthy/postdoc-announcement.htm>http://www.uog
uelph.ca/axel_ichthy/postdoc-announcement.htm
Stephen S. Crawford, Ph.D., Axelrod Institute of Ichthyology, University
of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, tel. (519) 824- 4120 Ext. 3544,
fax. (519) 767-1656, email [log in to unmask], website
<http://www.uoguelph.ca/%7Escrawfor>http://www.uoguelph.ca/~scrawfor
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B.C. POLICY ALTERNATIVES CENTRE NEEDS SENIOR RESEARCH
The British Columbia office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
(CCPA) is searching for a Senior Researcher. The CCPA-BC Senior
Researcher position is a combination of research and writing, policy
analysis,
research coordination and supervision, and media and communications work.
The position requires a strong background in both economic and social policy.
The successful candidate should have a strong academic background in
political-
economy and experience as a researcher. Other skills include a background in
quantitative methods and statistics; - excellent written and oral
communication
skills, including public speaking experience, popular/accessible writing
skills,
and academic writing skills. The person should have strong computer skills,
including internet search skills and experience with Excel (the office uses a
Macintosh computer system), and should have experience writing press releases
and giving media interviews. Responsibilities include monitoring and
analyzing
provincial public policy, environmental, and economic issues, editing “BC
Commentary”, the CCPA-BC's quarterly publication, developing research
proposals and writing grants, and editing research papers and articles.
Deadline
for application is September 18, 1998, 10:00 am. Submit your application
with
three references to, Seth Klein, Director, CCPA-BC Office, #815-207 West
Hastings, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1H7, tel. (604) 801- 5121, fax.(604) 801- 5122,
email [log in to unmask] Website
<http://www.policyalternatives.ca/>http://www.policyalternatives.ca
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WETLANDS INTERNATIONAL NEEDS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
BASED IN THE NETHERLANDS
Wetlands International for the Africa, Europe, Middle East region
is seeking an Executive Director who, under authority of the
governing body (regional Council), will be responsible for development and
co-ordination of Wetlands International's programme in the Africa, Europe,
Middle East region. The post will be based at the regional headquarters in
Wageningen, The Netherlands. Wetlands International is a global organisation,
and international organisations) licenses programme activities to be
undertaken
through three regional licensees (Asia Pacific; Africa, Europe, Middle East;
and Americas). The Executive Director has executive responsibility for the
work
of Wetlands International - Africa, Europe, Middle East, chairs the
Management
Team and reports to the Regional Council. Specific duties include taking
overall
responsibility for the management of staff both at the regional HQ and sub-
regional offices, and take overall responsibility for the financial well-being
of
the organisation.
The person will lead and coordinate fund-raising efforts; and,
coordinate with the other regional Directors and the ICU International
Director, to achieve the strategic development of Wetlands International.
The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of international experience
developing organisations, networks and partnerships, strong
credentials/interest in the wetlands, environmental or sustainable
development field. A flair for fund-raising and marketing is desirable.
Diplomatic skills and an understanding of international relations, of
technical and scientific issues relating to wetland conservation and
management will all be needed. Deadline for application is October 10,
1998. Send letters of application, full curriculum vitae and the contact
details for three referees to, Dr Christiane Paulus, Chair, Wetlands
International - AEME c/o Ministry for the Environment, Nature
Conservation and Nuclear Safety Postfach 12 06 29, Godesberger
Allee 90, Bonn D-53048, Germany, Fax. +49 228 305 2697.
website <http://www.wetlands.agro.nl/>http://www.wetlands.agro.nl
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RISK ASSESSMENT TEAM LEADER REQUIRED IN DENVER
Harding Lawson Associates, based in Denver, Colorado, is seeking
a Manager, Risk Assessment Group. The company provides engineering
and environmental services in the U.S. The successful candidate will
have an advance degree in a ecological risk, assessment-related discipline.
The position requires a minimum of 10 years of experience in a consulting
environment, demonstrated experience in ecological risk assessment
project/technical management, and substantial experience in marketing
risk assessment services. In-depth knowledge of EPA risk assessment
guidance for both ecological and human health risk assessments is required.
Experience in the mining or petroleum industries is preferred. Send resume
and salary requirements to Harding Lawson Associates, Ref. BC-R/A 7/26, 707
17th Street, Suite 2400, Denver, Colorado 80202. EOE M/F/D/V. Web site
http://www.harding.com
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AUSTRALIA WANTS ARID LANDS RESEARCH SCIENTIST
CSIRO's Centre for Arid Zone Research in Alice Springs, NT, Australia, is
seeking to appoint a research scientist to collaborate with existing projects
and develop new areas of research at the regional scale. The goal is to
integrate
the environmental, social and economic outcomes of different balances of
land use and management practices, in a way that can be applied to the vast
diversity of regions in the Australian rangelands. CSIRO undertakes primary
research aimed at the ecology and management of Australia's arid and semi-
arid lands, but is increasingly focussing on the social and policy context of
decision making. The successful candidate will have a mixed background, with
some experience in both biological and social sciences, and a willingness to
learn about the complex way in which spatial and temporal variability affects
management in rangelands. This person will have a demonstrated ability to
analyse and quantify complex problems is essential. Experience of social
geography with a quantitative bias, or ecological economics, or systems
analysis and simulation would be valuable.Annual salary range is Aus
$51,000 to $69,000. Deadline for application is September 25, 1998. For
more information about the position please contact, Dr Mark Stafford Smith,
CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology, PO Box 2111, Alice Springs, NT 0871, Australia,
Tel. [+61] (08) 8950 0162 (or [+61] 8 89529145 after hours). Email
[log in to unmask] Quote reference number PG98/15. For copies of the
job description and selection criteria contact, Teresa Shanahan, Tel [+61]
(08) 8950 0121, email [log in to unmask], or visit their web site
<http://www.dwe.csiro.au/employment>http://www.dwe.csiro.au/employment/.
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MONGOLIA NEEDS DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION OFFICER
Pact, an international nonprofit corporation founded in 1971, is planning
to hire an information/communications specialist (IC) for its Mongolia
outreach. Pact, Mercy Corps International (MCI) and Associates in Rural
Development, Inc. (ARD) have formed a coalition in response to the
Mongolia Rural Civil Society Program (RCSP). Pact's mission is to
contribute to the growth of civil societies - where citizens acting together
can express their interests, exchange information, strive for mutual goals
and influence government on social, environment and resource issues. The
information/communications specialist (IC) for Pact will be a member of
an international and Mongolian team and create effective communication
systems that build on the weaknesses and opportunities of existing channels
and infrastructure for information exchange while introducing new
technologies and techniques as appropriate and fostering a new culture of
information and communication. The IC specialist will also provide input
into the capacity building activities of the other four results including
training and support for organizational capacity assessment as a part of the
project's overall monitoring, evaluation and reporting system. Pact maintains
field offices in Africa (Angola, Botswana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Madagascar,
Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), Asia (Bangladesh,
Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal and Vietnam) and Latin
America (Peru). Please send cover letter and resume to Dana Reilly, Special
Assistant, by mail, fax (202- 466- 5669) or email [log in to unmask] Tel.
202-466- 5666, ext. 217.
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U.S. EPA PROVIDES FELLOWSHIPS IN ENVIRONMENT
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) launched a
new grants program for fellowships in graduate environmental studies programs
in the U.S. Called, Science to Achieve Results, or the STAR Program, it
invites pre-applications for graduate fellowships in academic disciplines
relating
to environmental management including physical, biological, and social
sciences
and engineering. These Graduate Fellowships (offered by EPA) for masters and
doctoral level students in environmentally-related fields of study are
intended
to
help defray costs associated with advanced environmentally oriented study
leading
to the masters or doctoral degree. Subject to availability of funding, the
Agency
plans to award approximately 100 new fellowships. Masters level students may
receive support for up to two years. Doctoral students may be supported for a
maximum of three years. The fellowship program provides up to $34,000 per
year of support. This amount covers a $17,000 annual stipend, $5,000 for
authorized expenses, and up to $12,000 for tuition and fees. Actual annual
support may vary based on length of fellowship award and tuition and fees.
Closing date is November 10,1998. Website at
<http://www.epa.gov/ncerqa>http://www.epa.gov/ncerqa
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CENTER FOR A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
IS SEEKING A NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Center for a Sustainable Economy (CSE) seeks an experienced,
creative leader to direct expanding outreach and policy development
efforts to promote a sustainable economy. CSE designs and promotes
innovative policies that harmonize the goals of sound economic growth,
environmental quality, fairness and vibrant communities. Its primary area
of expertise has been environmental tax reform, including the approach that
we should shift taxes onto behaviors we want to discourage. For example it
deals with such issues as pollution, inefficiency, and destruction of our
natural
heritage, and the use of the revenue to cut taxes on behaviors it wants to
encourage. CSE's work integrates economic, social and environmental reforms,
and the executive director should have credibility in these fields.
Applicants
should have demonstrated expertise in effective management, visionary and
strategic thinking, and fundraising. Creativity and firsthand knowledge of
policy and the political process are paramount. The director will be the
point
person presenting tax reform for a sustainable economy and other ideas to
conferences, legislators, potential allies and other audiences. The
ability to
communicate ideas and recruit support from business, environmental and labor
leaders, and the tax policy community are essential. Deadline for application
is
September 18, 1998. Applicants should submit a cover letter, detailed resume
and references to, Jennifer Kurrie, the Center for a Sustainable Economy,
1731 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 500, Washington, DC 20009, If you
have questions about the position or the organization, call Andrew Hoerner,
Senior Research Scholar, at ph. 202- 234- 9665.
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US. EPA GRANTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is making available
grants for professionals to pursue research on working collaboratively
with community-based organizations and/or local governments. Called,
the '98 Sustainable Development Challenge Grant (SDCG), project
proposals from those based in the United States must be postmarked by
November 24, 1998. For announcements, application material, and
descriptions of previously funded projects, go to the website,
<<http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-GENERAL/1998/August/Day-24/g22655.htm>htt
p://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-GENERAL/1998/August/Day-24/g22655.htm>
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JAPAN WANTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ON MARINE
SOCIAL SCIENCE
The Department of Marine Social Science, Faculty of Fisheries, at Japan’s
Kagoshima University wishes to hire a full-time Associate Professor or
Lecturer
for a three year + period. Deadline for application is September 17, 1998.
Starting date is 1 April, 1999. The successful candidate will be a specialist
in
the professional fields of humanitarian or social sciences, and have teaching
capability of lectures, seminars, training pertaining to fisheries and ocean
from
marine social science points of view at undergraduate and graduate. The
person
should be less than 40 years old as of 1 April, 1999. The person should
have a
Ph.D. or other doctor's degree in humanitarian or social sciences. Please
submit
a curriculum vitae with recent photograph; a list of research publications
(Books,
journal papers, report and/or technical papers, and others in chronological
order).
Provide one set of each reprint or copy of the above listed publications,
and a
summary of educational and/or research background; Applicants should submit
the above application documents* by registered mail to Dr. Hideo Ichikawa,
Chief
of Personal Affairs Committee, Faculty of Fisheries, Kagoshima University,
4-50-20 Shimoarata, Kagoshima 890-0056, Japan. Fax 81-99-286-4297,
e-mail [log in to unmask] Website
<http://www.fish.kagoshima-u.ac.jp/>http://www.fish.kagoshima-u.ac.jp/
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BIOMATHEMATICS WISHES TO HIRE AN ECOLOGIST
IN NEW YORK
Applied Biomathematics, an environmental economics consulting firm
based in Setauket, New York, seeks an ecologist with a Ph.D. in relevant
discipline, good writing and verbal skills, mathematical skills, and
scientific programming in some language. Desirable experience includes
modeling of populations, tropic chains, or communities. Start date is in
November or December 1998. Send curriculum vitae to, Ms. Samantha Ehmer
Applied Biomathematics, 100 North Country Road, Setauket, New York 11733
Fax 516- 751- 3435, email [log in to unmask] Website
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PARSONS ENGINEERING SEEKS A RISK ASSESSOR
Parsons Engineering Science, an international engineering and consulting
firm, is seeking a highly motivated individual to join the risk assessment
team located in Atlanta, Georgia. The individual will be required to assist
in the completion of human health risk assessments for both federal and
industrial clients. The successful candidate will have a Masters degree in
a biological science or related field with 1-2 years practical experience.
A strong statistical background, including experience with Monte Carlo
simulations, is desired. Strong computer skills and communication skills
are required. Please fax or e-mail a resume (no phone calls please) to
Karen Scruton, Technical Lead for Risk Assessment, Parsons Engineering
Science, 5390 Triangle Parkway, Suite 100, Norcross, Georgia 30092, fax
(770) 446- 4910, e-mail [log in to unmask]
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PLANERGY WANTS A PROJECT MANAGER FOR CALIFORNIA
Planergy is a growing company with expanding opportunities in the field
of energy management, engineering, and consulting. Planergy currently has
an opening for the following position Planergy is seeking a project manager
to direct the implementation of several residential energy efficiency
programs
in California. The successful candidate will possess a strong background in
marketing/sales and project management. Experience in working with utilities
and/or local governments is definitely a plus. This person will work out of
Planergy's Richmond, California office. Please send, fax, or e-mail your
resume to Planergy's Austin office. Direct all communication to Phil Audet,
Field Services Vice President. Visit their website at
<http://www.planergy.com/>http://www.planergy.com
to learn more about this and other opportunities with Planergy.
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ASS’T PROFESSOR PLANNING NEEDED BY THE UNIVERSITY
OF WISCONSIN
The University of Wisconsin - Madison/Extension has an opening for a joint
appointment in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the
assistant professor level beginning February 1, 1999. The appointment will
be a full-time, annual (12 month) tenure track position in the area of fiscal
planning, land use, and growth management. Funding and responsibilities are
divided 30 percent in the campus department of Urban and Regional Planning
and 70 percent in Cooperative Extension - Community, Natural Resources, and
Economic Development as a statewide specialist.Candidates should have a
Ph.D. in planning, applied economics, public administration, policy analysis,
or a related discipline. Preference will be given to candidates who exhibit
strong quantitative and empirical analysis skills while also understanding
the
more qualitative, process-oriented learning styles required to interact
within
complex and often contentious local socio-political environments. Dead line
for
application is October 1, 1998. To apply, send statement of interest, vita
and
three letters of recommendation to Professor Stephen Born, Chair, Department
of Urban and Regional Planning University of Wisconsin - Madison/Extension,
925 Bascom Mall/Old Music Hall, Madison, WI 53706.
Website <http://www.wisc.edu/urpl>http://www.wisc.edu/urpl/.
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EASTERN EUROPE CENTRE WANTS INFORMATION OFFICER
TO SERVE IN HUNGARY
The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC)
is an international organization based in Szentendre, Hungary, wishes to hire
an Information Services Project Manager. This person will be responsible for
managing the library, supervising the information services staff, maintaining
and developing environmental databases, and coordinating the REC's
information
requests service. The successful candidate will have a minimum two years
experience in library/information management, preferably in environmental
field Excellent organisational and communications skills. He or she will have
experience with library management computer software systems, computer
based databases, and Internet software Solid project management skills:
planning, budgets, project proposals, operating policies. Fluency in English
(and one regional language preferred) Education: University degree in
information sciences or library management preferred. Please send your
application including cover letter and CV to: Mr.Mozes Kiss, The Regional
Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe, Ady Endre ut 911,
2000 Szentendre, Hungary, fax: (+3626) 311 294, email: [log in to unmask]
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INTERNATIONAL YOUTH INTERNSHIPS OFFERED BY
CANADA’S ALLIANCE OF MANUFACTURERS
Do you have an undergrad degree? Are you unemployed or underemployed,
and between 18-30 years of age? Are you looking for international development
experience? If you can answer yes to all of these questions, then please
e-mail or fax us your C.V. These internships could start immediately.
The Alliance of Manufacturers & Exporters Canada is looking for
candidates for internships in developing countries. Some financial
support for these programs is being provided by the Canadian International
Development Agency (CIDA) under the Youth Employment Strategy
initiative. Contact Deborah A. Turnbull, Director, International Business
Development, Alliance of Manufacturers & Exporters Canada, Tel. 416-
798- 8000 ext. 290, Fax 416- 798- 8157
<http://www.alliance.org/>http://www.alliance.org, email [log in to unmask]
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CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY WANTS RESEARCH ASSISTANT
IN HUNGARY
Central European University, Department of Environmental Sciences
and Policy is accepting applications for the position of Research
Assistant. Duties include maintenance of the environmental software;
the collection and occasional development of additional software; and,
the maintenance of the environmental standards database. Ideal candidates
should have a background in computer programming and have a working
knowledge of GIS (Geographical Information Systems), current Windows
programs and HTML. Fluency in English is a must, and a working
knowledge of Russian would be very helpful. Please send a cover letter
plus C.V. or resume and list of three references whom we may contact to
Central European University, Department of Environmental Sciences and
Policy, Nador utca 9, 1051, BUDAPEST, Hungary, Ph. + 36 1 327 3021,
Fax +36 1 327 3031, e-mail [log in to unmask], website
<http://www.ceu.hu/>http://www.ceu.hu/
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FIND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
PROJECTS IN EUROPE
The European Foundation Centre (EFC) is an association of grant-
making foundations. It prepares and disseminates subject-specific
funding directories, including the directory “Environmental Funding
in Europe". This publication lists some 150 organisations that fund
environmental programmes and is of interest to people and
organisations active in the environment sector. For further information,
please contact, Christo Velkov, European Foundation Centre, 51
rue de la Concorde, 1050 Brussels, Belgium, Tel. +32/2/512.8938
Tel. +32/2/646.0222, Fax. +32/2/512.3265, e-mail [log in to unmask]
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INNU NATION VOISEY's BAY WANTS ASSESSMENT COORDINATOR
The Innu Nation is seeking a Voisey's Bay Assessment Coordinator
to coordinate and facilitate the activities of the Innu Nation's Voisey's
Bay Working Group. The Coordinator will facilitate the work of
the Innu Nation Voisey's Bay Working Group, and liase with technical
experts, government officials, staff of mining and exploration companies,
media, and other organizations in order to assist the Innu Nation to face
the challenges posed by mineral exploration and mining developments
within its territory. The person will coordinating Innu community
participation and presentations by technical experts on behalf of the
Innu Nation in the Environmental Assessment public hearings for the
Voisey's Bay Mine/ Mill Project. The successful candidate will have a
masters-level degree in an environmental or related field and must be
willing to relocate to Davis Inlet, Labrador. Send application to,
Christine Cleghorn, Innu Nation, Davis Inlet, Labrador, A0P 1A0,
fax 709 478 8833, tel. 709 478 8919, email [log in to unmask]
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FISH SCIENTIST NEEDED IN PORTLAND, OREGON
The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission in Oregon wishes
to hire a Biometrician (Fishery Scientist) to conduct population dynamics
and modeling. The person will serve on the Pacific Salmon Commission
Chinook Technical Committee, an inter-agency technical committee that
models chinook salmon stocks and fisheries along the Pacific coast.
The successful applicant will Help update, maintain, and operate the
chinook model used by the Pacific Salmon Commission to evaluate
alternative fishery management regimes. Qualifications includes
minimum requirement Bachelor's degree plus three years experience.
M.S., or Ph.D. in Fisheries or a related field with emphasis in population
dynamics, ecological modeling, conservation biology or applied statistics
is preferred. Position requires structured programming experience and
mastery of computer skills, including statistical analysis and spreadsheet
modeling. The salary range is US $33,000- $45,000. Deadline for
application is September 11, 1998. Send cover letter, resume, transcript and
list of references to Mike Matylewich, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish
Commission, 729 N.E., Suite 200, Portland, Oregon 97232, ph. (503)
235- 4228, Website <http://www.critfc.org/>http://www.critfc.org
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CALIFORNIA WANTS THREE ASSISTANT ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES SPECIALIST
The City of San José, Environmental Services Department, is currently
accepting applications for Assistant Environmental Services Specialist
(AESS). The AESS performs professional level technical and analytical
work on the development, implementation and promotion of San Jose's
nationally renowned environmental programs. Qualified AESS candidates
may be asked to interview for positions in recycling and garbage, water
supply and conservation, sewage treatment, and environmental protection.
Currently, three positions are available. Two of these vacancies reside in
the
Integrated Waste Management (IWM) Division. IWM is responsible for
running one of the leading solid waste programs in the country, and boasts
a current diversion rate of 43% (55% for single family). Salary range is US
$1,597.60 - $1,942.40 biweekly ($41,700 - $50,700 annually). Applications
may be obtained by calling the City of San Jose Human Resources
Department at ph. (408) 277-4205.
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ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA, NEED FISHERIES AND
WILDLIFE RESOURCE ANALYST
The Aleutians East Borough, a municipal government, is looking for
a full time Resource Analyst. The position is responsible for analyzing
and drafting comments on fisheries and wildlife data and survey data;
developing research proposals; and evaluating the impacts of a variety of
state and federal regulatory actions. Minimum qualifications Bachelors
degree from an accredited four year college or university in the biological
sciences, plus 2 years experience in fisheries management. The position
also requires working knowledge of computer based statistical/graphical
analysis. Minimum salary is US $50,000. Deadline for application is
September 15, 1998. Send cover letter with narrative of your qualifications,
resume with salary history, the names and phone numbers of three work
related references, and copies of diplomas and certificate used to qualify
for the position to Beth Stewart, 211 4th Street, Suite 314, Juneau, AK
99801 or fax materials to (907) 586-6644. email [log in to unmask]
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SECOR INTERNATIONAL IN GEORGIA NEEDS
RISK ASSESSOR
SECOR International Inc., a major environmental engineering and consulting
firm with 55 offices in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., is seeking an
individual
with risk assessment experience for its office outside Atlanta, Georgia.
Applicants must have at least 3-5 years of consulting experience performing
and/
or managing risk assessments, as well as an academic degree in toxicology,
chemistry, or a related discipline. Experience with TPH sites and RBCA is
especially desirable. Please forward your c.v. (no phone calls please) in
confidence to Mr. Edward Lorek at SECOR International Inc., 1403 Bombay Lane,
Roswell, Georgia 30076
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BAY OF BENGAL, INDIA, NEEDS REGIONAL COORDINATOR
FOR SUSTAINABILITY
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is
looking for a Regional Coordinator for the preparatory phase of the
"Sustainable Management of the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem
(LME)" initiative. This is a regional activity supported by the Global
Environment Facility (GEF) through the World Bank as the GEF
Implementing Agency, the Swedish International Development Cooperation
Agency (Sida), FAO, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency
(NOAA). The participating countries are Bangladesh, India, Indonesia,
Maldives, Malaysia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand. The successful
candidate will be stationed in Chennai (Madras), India. The candidate
should have an advanced university degree in one of the following fields
marine affairs, fisheries management/policy formulation, coastal area
management, environmental science, environmental/natural resources
economics, or related area. The person should have a minimum of 10 years
(for PhD) and 15 years (for Master's Degree) in working in the coastal
and marine environment, preferably in South and/or South East Asia;
and, demonstrate an ability to work in a multisectoral environment.
Send curriculum vitae and statement of interest to, Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick
Chief, Service IV, Investment Centre Division, FAO, Viale delle Terme
di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy, Tel. 39 06 5705 5445 or 5705 5478,
Fax 39 06 5705 4657, email [log in to unmask] with a
copy to <[log in to unmask]>
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