“A kind gesture can reach a wound
that only compassion can heal.”
— Steve Maraboli
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Update regarding NRCC Newsletter
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Please expect the NRCC Newsletter to be developed and sent out
every two weeks
this summer, from June 12 - August 24, 2020. If in need of resources, please visit
WCNR Career Services
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Quick Links
*While we are not endorsing these employment opportunities as the employers have not been vetted by our office, these resources may be helpful.
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Rams Against Hunger is still operating!
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Summer Hours
- Mondays: Closed
- Tuesdays: Closed
- Wednesdays: 3 - 6 pm
- Thursdays: 8 am - Noon
- Fridays: 10 am - 1 pm
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Additional Resources
- The Larimer County Food Bank - CLICK HERE
- Hunger Free Colorado's COVID-19 Response Site - CLICK HERE
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For more information on how to utilize these services,
CLICK HERE.
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Congratulations, Spring Class of 2020!
We are so proud of you and
here to support you post-graduation.
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- GIS Technician, USGS - CLICK HERE
- Naturalist (Summer Position) - CLICK HERE
- Environmental Staff Biologist, Idaho Department of Fish and Game - CLICK HERE
- Straayer Center for Public Service Leadership - for jobs and internships, CLICK HERE. For additional opportunities, CLICK HERE.
- Student Job Opportunity - CLICK HERE
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Rangeland Inventory Technician
- Seeking one rangeland ecologist for potential contract work in Wyoming conducting a rangeland assessment per 17 Indicators of Rangeland Health methodology.
- Successful applicants will have education and applied experience in plant taxonomy, rangeland ecology, sampling and basic soil science. Applicants should be acquainted with rangeland species, noxious weeds and able to identify most plants with dichotomous keys.
- Fieldwork will involve long days in all types of weather an in remote areas. Applicants must be physically fit, responsible and capable of working in a team of 3.
- Rangeland ecologist will also be responsible for data entry, quality assurance and quality control measures. Applicants must be responsible, motivated, dedicated and dependable.
- Compensation will include an hourly or daily rate commensurate with experience, online training and per diem.
- Anticipated project duration is 1 to 3 weeks, we may have some flexibility in sampling dates.
- Our organization is interested in candidates who are creative and passionate about resource conservation, possess a positive disposition, are comfortable working long hours in the field, and are willing to travel.
Apply to Matt Tobler:
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- CWD Customer Service Intern, Colorado Parks and Wildlife in Denver, CO CLICK HERE
- FRCS Crew Leader, Boulder Climbing Community in Boulder, CO CLICK HERE
- Wildlife Biologist Positions for the US Fish and Wildlife in multiple locations CLICK HERE
- GIS Specialist, Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands (CEMML) - CLICK HERE
- Wildlife Specialist I - Fisheries Biologist, Arizona Game and Fish - CLICK HERE
- Aquatic Research Technician I, Colorado Parks & Wildlife - CLICK HERE
- Ecological Technician I, Ark Ecological Services, LLC - CLICK HERE
- Ecological Technician - Seasonal/Intern, Ark Ecological Services, LLC - CLICK HERE
- Forester (Timber Management Assistant), US Forest Service - CLICK HERE
- Land Use Manager, Weyerhaeuser - CLICK HERE
- Extension Regional Specialist, CSU Extension - CLICK HERE
- Laramie Foothills Conservation Assistant, The Nature Conservancy (Job ID: 48689) - CLICK HERE
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- Program Manager, Sustainable Ranching Initiative, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) - CLICK HERE
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- Ranger II, Larimer County - CLICK HERE
- US Fish and Wildlife Service: Jobs - CLICK HERE
- The Nature Conservancy: Jobs - CLICK HERE
- Graduate Research Assistantship, School of Natural Resources – University of Missouri - CLICK HERE
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Leanna Biddle, M.A.
Career Education Manager
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Samantha Evans
Career Educator
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