Mentor: The mentor for this opportunity is Lindsey Thurman (lthurman@usgs.gov). If you have questions about the nature of the research please contact the mentor.
A research opportunity is currently available with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) at the Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) located in Corvallis, OR.
Two organizations within the Resilience Service Network (a colloborative network between the AmeriCorps programs) Conserving Carolina (Project Conserve) and Conservation Trust for NC (Resilience Corps NC) are hiring various positions to fill in service to community needs addressing climate issues across North Carolina to serve in the NC Climate Action Corps.
Are you a passionate social change activist with a deep ecology vision, an international perspective and a keen critical sensibility oriented towards climate justice and social transformation? Are you a creative thinker and talented communicator? Are you a believer in using creative policy and mobilizing solutions to achieve large scale system change? Are you comfortable in policy debates and social movement spaces? Are you able to engage confidently with policy makers and corporate executives, while representing a bold progressive agenda?
Cost:
- Early Bird Registration: $200 (NOW-end of August)
- Full Registration: $250 (after August 31)
- ASAP Members: 25% off early bird or full price
Registration: https://secure.adaptationprofessionals.org/np/clients/adaptationprofess…
Convened by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, Status of Tribes and Climate Change Working Group (STACCWG) is thrilled to announce the opening of the Co-Authorship Interest Form for Volume 2 of the Status of Tribes and Climate Change. We invite individuals with a passion for tribal communities, climate change, and Indigenous knowledges to express their interest in co-authoring this important work.
Climate Generation ignites and sustains the ability of youth, educators, and communities to act on systems perpetuating the climate crisis. Based in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, Climate Generation strategically engages and empowers youth, educators, decision-makers and the public to foster climate literacy and action with the goal of building a more equitable and resilient future for all.
Climate Forest LLC is an operative subsidiary of 44.moles GmbH, a young company based in Germany that aims to revolutionize the carbon market with transparency and innovative software. We quantify the carbon fluxes of forests worldwide using laser scanning technology and adhering to the IPCC guidelines for national greenhouse gas inventories. We are looking for a part-time Office Administrator to join our team in Brunswick, Maine.
Responsibilities:
Climate change is exacerbating all issues related to coastal management, including human health, food security, transportation, the economy, and the environment. Historically marginalized communities are often impacted the most.
Presentations and discussions at the Social Coast Forum 2024 will focus on applying social science data, tools, and practices to build climate resilience in coastal communities.
Giving Green is hiring! We research and publicize highly effective giving opportunities in climate—that is, organizations doing impactful work with a strong need for additional funding—to empower everyone to move money towards high-impact solutions. We’re looking to grow our research team with a Research Associate or an Associate Director of Research. You can also view the full job description and application instructions at: https://www.givinggreen.earth/careers
Research Associate (RA): You will help the team identify effective climate impact strategies, and the organizations implementing them, by conducting literature reviews, digging through data, developing quantitative models, speaking with experts, and more.
Associate Director (AD): You will manage all steps of our research process, including setting the research agenda, supervising the process, guiding team members, and approving final outputs. Depending on your expertise, you’ll also lead research in certain areas. The team will rely on your expertise and careful assessment to maintain rigorous and high-quality work standards.
Make a difference in the lives of Alaskans. Join the talented and multidisciplinary workforce dedicated to supporting science for decision making in climate change adaptation. As a member of the communications team, the Science Communicator will be responsible for leading the development and creation of content about climate change adaptation and supporting the goals of the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center (AK CASC).
Adaptation International is seeking a Regional Resilience Catalyst to join our organization to support climate resilience planning and project implementation in under-resourced communities in the South Central U.S. This position will work in close collaboration with the Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program (SCIPP), which supports building sustained,
A research opportunity is currently available with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), within the Midwest Climate Hub at the National Laboratory for the Agriculture and the Environment located in Ames, Iowa. The selected candidate can participate on location in Ames, Iowa, or remotely.
A research opportunity is currently available with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), within the Midwest Climate Hub at the National Laboratory for the Agriculture and the Environment located in Ames, Iowa. The selected candidate can participate on location in Ames, Iowa, or remotely.
A two-year, full time postdoc position working with Professor Jessica Gurevitch in the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources at Purdue University is available. The successful applicant will conduct research modeling biodiversity and species distributions in response to predicted climate change and potential climate intervention (solar radiation modification) in collaboration with climate scientists and ecologists under the supervision of Dr. Gurevitch at Purdue University.
Groundwork Hudson Valley is a 501c3 non-profit organization committed to “changing places and changing lives” in the lower Hudson Valley. Our mission is to create sustainable environmental change in urban neighborhoods through community-based partnerships that promote equity, youth leadership, and economic opportunity. Program areas include climate resilience, sustainability education, and youth leadership development.
Mentor: Mari-Vaughn Johnson (mvjohnson@usgs.gov).
Duration: January 15, 2024 - October 15, 2024
The Sustainability Program of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area is dedicated to reducing the park's carbon footprint and making the park a model for sustainability. The program engages both park staff and the public in education about sustainability and undertakes projects that make the park more sustainable.
Mentor: The mentor(s) for this opportunity are USDA Forest Service Research Entomologist Dr. Barbara Bentz (Logan, Utah; barbara.bentz@usda.gov) and Dr. Brian Smithers at Montana State University (Bozeman, Montana). If you have questions about the nature of the research, please contact the mentor(s).
The County of Sonoma (County) is the largest employer in the region with over 4,000 employees, and operations that include properties, facilities, fleet operations, solid waste oversight, and land use planning and policies. Sonoma County is already experiencing impacts of climate change and is committed to minimizing its climate footprint and improving climate resiliency across its broad portfolio of assets and services.
Award Ceiling: $10,000,000
Award Floor: $500,000
A climate ready nation requires a climate ready workforce. NOAA will assist communities in coastal and Great Lakes states and territories so they may form partnerships that train workers and place them into jobs that enhance climate resilience. This competition is designed to meet the emerging and existing skills needs of employers while helping workers enter good jobs, so that together they may enhance climate resilience.