Ad Title:CONSULTOR AMBIENTAL EN CONSERVACION Y DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO Location: QUITO-ECUADOR Post Date: 10/14/25 Contact: Darwin Garzòn City: Quito Email:darwinalvear48@gmail.com Description: * Consultor Ambiental en proyectos de conservación, estudios de impacto ambiental, educación ambiental.
* Consultor en desarrollo territorial loca y rural.
* Diseño y evaluación de proyectos de carácter social y ambiental, con el manejo del Pmbok4.
* Conocimiento de economía circular, huella del carbono, cambo climático, agenda 2030.
* conocimiento de : globalización: movimiento de mercados y empresas transnacionales, capital estructural, economías de escala more info...
Ad Title:Deputy Director, Parks & Conservation Planning Location: Woodland, California Post Date: 11/07/25 Contact: Yolo County Human Resources Department City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695 Phone (W): (530) 666-8055 Email:jobs@yolocounty.gov Website:visit our website... Description: The County of Yolo is recruiting to fill one at-will, full-time position in the class of Deputy Director at the Yolo County General Services Department. This position will lead the newly constituted Parks & Conservation Planning Division that combines the Parks Planning and Natural Resources functions and will provide administrative oversight of the Yolo Habitat Conservancy Executive Director. The ideal candidate will have previous experience providing management of open space parks, natural resources management (inclusive of habitat restoration, habitat management, and/or gravel mining monitoring), or habitat conservation functions. The position will oversee the Cache Creek Area Plan, the Yolo County Parks Master Plan, and the Yolo Habitat Conservation Plan/Natural Communities Conservation Plan in alignment with the County’s Strategic Plan. Strong analytical, communication, customer service, and organizational skills, as well as the ability to thrive in a high paced team environment are imperative for success in this position. The selected candidate will interact with various staff within the department as well as throughout the County and must be able to effectively build cooperative working relationships with others. more info...
Ad Title:Education and Volunteer Coordinator Location: Beach Lake, PA Post Date: 12/15/25 Contact: Diane Rosencrance City: Beach Lake State: PA Zip: 18405 Phone (W): 570-226-3164 Email:diane@delawarehighlands.org Website:visit our website... Description: Based in Beach Lake, Pennsylvania (with field offices in Jeffersonville, New York and Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania) the Delaware Highlands Conservancy is an accredited land trust dedicated to conserving the natural heritage and quality of life in the Upper Delaware River region in partnership with the region\'s landowners and communities. This region encompasses Pike and Wayne Counties, Pennsylvania and Sullivan and Delaware Counties, New York. Established in 1994, the Conservancy has helped to protect more than 19,000 acres throughout the region.
The Conservancy is seeking a mid-level, full-time professional to lead the development, planning, and coordination of the education, eagle, and volunteer programs at the Van Scott Nature Reserve in Beach Lake and throughout our service region in Pennsylvania and New York.
See Job Description for more information.
Salary is dependent upon experience. Benefits include medical coverage, eligibility for retirement savings match, paid days off, ten paid holidays, and other benefits provided.
Position is open until filled.
Delaware Highlands Conservancy, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All decisions with respect to hiring are made without regard to race, color, religion, age, gender, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, or disability. Decisions are made solely upon the basis of qualifications as related to the requirements of the job.
For more information on the Conservancy, please visit us online at www.DelawareHighlands.org. more info...
Ad Title:Executive Director, Shaver's Creek Environmental Center - Penn State University Location: Petersburg, PA Post Date: 10/28/25 Contact: Lindsay Harter Email:lap225@psu.edu Website:visit our website... Description: Penn State Outreach is seeking an experienced and visionary Executive Director to lead our Shaver\'s Creek Environmental Center, a robust University and community resource located within Penn State\'s 7,000-acre Stone Valley Forest in the heart of central Pennsylvania. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional leadership skills to inspire our team, engage our community, foster discovery, and encourage a culture of innovation and sustainable practices in keeping with the center\'s mission.
The Executive Director ensures the success of educational programming through strategic planning, staff management, financial stability, engaged scholarship, and strong partnerships. Reporting to the Vice President for Outreach, the executive director will be tasked with maintaining high-impact, best-practice programs that meet community needs while upholding safety, sustainability, and excellence in experiential education.
Through hands-on leadership, the executive director is responsible for curating the space and leading a team of professionals who create and support immersive experiences that foster human connection and promote caring and lasting relationships with the natural world. This role involves stewarding partnerships both internally and externally. Internally, the executive director must maintain and enhance connections with Penn State\'s academic colleges to leverage Shaver\'s Creek\'s expertise and unique resources, effectively extending classroom learning. Externally, the executive director collaborates with various groups through strategic alignment of programming to enhance connections to local, regional, and national audiences.
Success in this position requires:
- A passion for experiential education and creating opportunities that leave a lasting impact on a diversity of participants and visitors.
- Innovative leadership and the ability to implement a clear strategic vision for the organization that inspires staff, volunteers and stakeholders to embrace shared goals that are aligned with Penn State and Penn State Outreach priorities.
- Proven ability to make informed and effective decisions in developing, implementing, and monitoring the scope of services as well as programmatic, course enrollment, staffing, and budgetary elements that are aligned with fiscal goals.
- Strong personnel management experience and skills including a history of success in coaching and developing staff, performance management, building high-functioning teams, and driving positive workplace culture.
- Proven track record as a financially responsible budget manager.
Additional responsibilities of the position include:
- Leading a dynamic team of 25 dedicated individuals who manage and support Penn State students, emerging professionals, and passionate volunteers.
- Communicating and engaging regularly with the staff and thoughtfully considering organizational needs in decision-making processes.
- Managing complex budgets to ensure fiscal viability, the development of funding resources, and resource acquisition for the sustainability of the site, programs and staff.
- Providing oversight for the maintenance of buildings, grounds, and satellite locations, and related budgeting and capital spending, compliance, procurement, project and construction management. Requires relationship building and direct work with the University Offices of Physical Plant, University Access Committee, etc.
- Directing the facility and operations efforts through long-term and annual planning with staff and neighboring constituents (Stone Valley Recreation Area and Stone Valley Forest).
- Engaging in development efforts and working closely with Penn State Outreach fundraisers to cultivate new donors, steward current donors, and provide oversight of the center\'s membership and major gifts programs, and endowment spending.
- Collaborating with the Vice President for Outreach and the Outreach Leadership Team on development initiatives, educational partnerships, and stakeholder engagement.
- Staying informed of trends in the field of experiential and environmental education, and relevant policies and regulations both internal to Penn State and external to the University.
- Representing Penn State Outreach and Shaver\'s Creek at conferences, community events, and for media inquiries. more info...
Ad Title:Natural Resources Planner Location: Woodland, California Post Date: 11/07/25 Contact: Yolo County Human Resources Department City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695 Phone (W): (530) 666-8055 Email:jobs@yolocounty.gov Website:visit our website... Description: The County of Yolo is recruiting to fill one regular, full-time position in the Natural Resources Planner classification in the General Services Department, Parks & Conservation Planning Division.
The Natural Resources Planner performs natural resource management duties including, but not limited to, planning and implementation of habitat management and park and open space projects, enhancement and restoration projects, monitoring and analysis of fluvial and geomorphic processes, development of mitigation strategies, acquisition of conservation easements, permitting and application review; plans and conducts public outreach activities; researches and compiles information, writes reports, makes recommendations, and implements policies; obtains, supervises and contracts for consultant services, manages contracts, seeks, obtains, and implements grants, and monitors to ensure compliance with grant requirements and manages budgets. This position will have a specific focus on policy matters related to the implementation of the Cache Creek Area Plan, including both the Cache Creek Resource Management Plan and the Off-Channel Mining Plan, the Yolo County Parks Master Plan, the Yolo Habitat Conservation Plan/Natural Communities Conservation Plan, the Yolo County Strategic Plan, as applicable. This position also serves as liaison to various resource management related citizen and advisory groups within the County. In this role the incumbent will be responsible for reviewing and analyzing complex environmental documents and studies, including CEQA and NEPA, and representing the County and its policy positions in a variety of settings including all levels of government (federal, state, local) as well as with other stakeholder groups. Experience with water, flood control, environmental, and agricultural policy are desirable. more info...
Ad Title:Oregon Stewardship Assistant Location: Oregon, United States Post Date: 12/23/25 State: OR Email:j.b.langevin@tnc.org Website:visit our website... Description: The Oregon Stewardship Assistant is an entry-level, seasonal position starting March 16th, 2026 and ending November 27th, 2026. The stewardship assistant will spend time in three Oregon geographies and will work with TNC stewardship staff to perform operations, maintenance, and monitoring of several important conservation sites in Oregon. The stewardship assistant will conduct general preserve stewardship duties, while also supporting priority projects for each site and developing their conservation and stewardship skills. This position is open until it is filled; it is recommended to apply early.
This position will work under the supervision of an experienced steward performing field tasks such as fence and infrastructure maintenance, invasive plant monitoring and control (including herbicide use), vegetation monitoring, wildlife surveys, prescribed fire preparation, prescribed fire implementation, trail work, and data collection. The stewardship assistant will also assist with site, equipment, and facilities maintenance and repair. They will maintain and preserve records using a computer or mobile devices. The stewardship assistant will work in the field and office alongside TNC staff, partners, and volunteers, including youth volunteers, while also working independently at times. They may interact with visitors from the public hiking on trails and enforce preserve use guidelines. This position will work in variable weather conditions, at remote locations, on difficult and hazardous terrain, and under physically demanding circumstances which require considerable physical exertion.
Housing is provided free of charge, though the value of housing will be included as non-cash taxable income in Eugene. Limited overnight travel to TNC Oregon preserves is expected and will be based on planned field activities of TNC Stewardship staff.
Columbia Basin Program
From March 16th to June 14th, 2026, the Oregon Stewardship Assistant performs and participates in preserve operations, maintenance, and monitoring primarily at the Boardman Conservation Area (BCA) near Boardman, Oregon. The BCA is a 23,000-acre grassland and shrub-steppe property managed by TNC to provide habitat for sensitive species. The primary objective at the BCA is to protect and improve native plant communities and their associated wildlife species. The stewardship assistant will conduct stewardship duties, including but not limited to infrastructure maintenance, vegetation monitoring, invasive plant treatment, and wildlife surveys at the BCA as well as other preserves in north-central Oregon, which will require some overnight travel. The position requires living in shared housing, provided free of charge by TNC in Ione, Oregon, a small rural community.
Oregon Coast Preserves
From June 15th to August 16th, 2026, the stewardship assistant will be based on the Oregon Coast. The primary duties will occur in the field at the Kilchis Estuary Preserve, a Sitka spruce swamp restoration site near Tillamook, Oregon. While stationed in this region, occasional work will occur at the Cascade Head Preserve, a coastal prairie ecosystem supporting native and rare species near Lincoln City, Oregon. Access to work sites on that Preserve involves a moderately strenuous 4-mile round trip hike with 600 ft of elevation gain at a minimum. Projects will include vegetation monitoring, trail work, brushcutting, and invasive species treatments. Accommodations are offered free of charge at a federal partner’s shared housing facility.
Willamette Valley Preserves
From August 17th, 2026 to November 27th, 2026, the stewardship assistant will be stationed in Eugene, Oregon and assist with project priorities at multiple sites in the south Willamette Valley. Primary duties will occur in the field at Willow Creek Preserve and Coburg Ridge Preserve. Stewardship work includes management of wet and upland prairie and oak woodland and savanna plant communities, with a particular focus on prescribed fire burn unit preparation and implementation. Additionally, the stewardship assistant will travel to other properties as needed. Occasional work at the Cox Island Preserve near Florence, Oregon will involve travel by boat to a high-quality tidal marsh for invasive species surveys and treatments. Fee and Conservation Easement monitoring will occur at multiple additional properties across western Oregon. Private lodging accommodations are provided at the Eugene office, which is shared with other TNC staff. Lodging is provided free of charge, though the value of housing will be included as non-cash taxable income. more info...
Ad Title:Outdoor Education Instructor and Program Coordinator Location: Camp Tamarack Sisters Oregon Post Date: 12/01/25 Contact: Makenna Noel City: Sisters State: OR Zip: 97759 Phone (W): 541-760-2494 Email:Calypso@camptamarack.com Website:visit our website... Description: Join us Lakeside at Camp Tamarack!
Spend your spring, summer, and fall in the Deschutes National Forest helping young people grow, connect, and explore the outdoors. As an Instructor, you’ll lead science lessons, summer camp activities, and more! All while being part of a supportive, mission-driven team that values growth, connection, and curiosity!
What You Will Do:
- Work 40-45 hours per week on a Sunday-Thursday or Monday-
Friday schedule.
-Lead standards based science, leadership and recreation activities
for Outdoor School participants.
- Lead camp activities such as hiking, paddle sports, swimming,
archery, crafts and group games for Summer Camp participants.
- Facilitate evening time programing like campfire skits and songs 1-2
times per week.
- Mentor, supervise and evaluate high school students who serve as
cabin counselors for youth participants.
- Assist with daily site set-up and cleaning.
- Assist with transportation of participants to and from camp (15-
passenger van driver training provided).
What You Get
- Weekly salary of $620-$670, paid monthly
- On-site housing, meals during programming, internet, utilities, and laundry
- Paid sick/sad time + Paid session PTO
- A collaborative, inclusive work environment grounded in Growth, Connection, and Curiosity
What You Bring:
- Alignment with our organization\'s values of Growth, Connection and Curiosity.
- Experience facilitating environmental education or youth camp programming.
- Ability to mentor, supervise, and evaluate high school students.
- Strong interpersonal skills, including positive communication, flexibility, dependability and conflict resolution.
- Ability to provide waterfront supervision, including canoeing and paddleboarding.
- Ability to uphold risk management protocols related to outdoor activities (training provided).
- Ability to lead physically demanding outdoor activities and work long hours in all weather conditions.
- Commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all program participants.
Want to learn more?
Please click the attached job description for more details about being an instructor at Camp Tamrack! You can also visit our website for more information! We have several job positions available, including a program coordinator and medical support.
How to Apply
Send your resume and cover letter to calypso@camptamarack.com. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.
Ad Title:Outward Bound California Alpine Backpack Instructor Location: Midpines, CA Post Date: 10/21/25 Contact: Han Bourne City: San Francisco State: CA Zip: 94104 Email:staffing@outwardboundcalifornia.org Website:visit our website... Description: Position Description:
Bring your love for community building and adventure to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. As an Alpine Backpacking Instructor, you will facilitate transformative backpacking and/or rock climbing courses with students (ages 12+) both on and off trail. Instructors work on a seasonal basis under the mentorship of Lead Instructors or Course Directors. Instructors in this program deliver a variety of courses, ranging from 5-30 days. Our programs take students into new and challenging outdoor environments while focusing on leadership, community, and personal growth.
Compensation & Schedule:
This is a seasonal, exempt position with a starting per diem wage of $142/day. All required training is paid at our training rate ($136/day).
Required training begins May 5th. New staff are expected to work until mid September. Most new staff can expect to work 60-80 days per season (including training). Interested staff may also opt into work at our Joshua Tree location (late Oct - early April).Our pay scale is based on skills and experience. Consideration for a higher position or attending an alternative training can be taken into account on a case by case basis depending on the criteria that you meet. We can discuss this more during the interview and hiring process.
Benefits:
Room and board provided while on contract
Pro deals (the opportunity to purchase outdoor gear at discounted rates)
Professional development funds
Eligible to enroll in 401k after 1 year from your start date
Access to our free Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family/household
56 hours (7 days) of paid sick time upon hire or at the beginning of each calendar year
Location:
This position is located at our High Sierra program base in Midpines, California, in the Sierra Nevada foothills 30 miles east of Yosemite National Park. High summer temperatures are frequently 100+ degrees Fahrenheit. The basecamp has a main building with an office, program gear storage sheds, a commercial kitchen, and weatherport living quarters (durable fabric structures). Trips generally take place in off-the-beaten-path locations within Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, Sierra National Forest, and Yosemite National Park. more info...
Ad Title:Outward Bound California High Sierra Program Manager Location: Midpines, CA Post Date: 10/21/25 Contact: Han Bourne City: San Francisco State: CA Zip: 94104 Email:staffing@outwardboundcalifornia.org Website:visit our website... Description: Bring your love for the outdoors and community building to our High Sierra basecamp! As a Program Manager, you\'ll work alongside our tight-knit admin team to support the day-to-day program management of our wilderness backpack & rock climbing programs. The Program Manager is a role model and mentor within the High Sierra community, providing daily leadership, administrative support, and management of the High Sierra basecamp and programming. Responsibilities include overseeing programs and training, supervising and mentoring staff, facilitating community building, and some administrative duties. The Program Manager reports to the High Sierra Program Director and works in collaboration with other High Sierra Program Admin Staff.
Compensation & Schedule:
This is an exempt, salaried position of approximately 6 months of full-time work (approximately April 1st - Sept 30th). Start date flexible. Monthly salary range starting from $3,500 - $4,200, depending on experience.
Benefits:
Rustic housing is provided with access to communal bathrooms and kitchen. Food is also provided during the season.
OBCA offers health insurance with employer contribution, PTO, long-term disability and life insurance, Flexible Spending Account, Employee Assistance Plan, Accident Insurance, and 401(k) plan enrollment after 1 year from start date. We also offer Pro Deals (the opportunity to purchase outdoor gear at discounted rates).
Location:
Our High Sierra base in Midpines, California, 30 miles east of Yosemite National Park. High summer temperatures can reach 80-100+ degrees Fahrenheit. The basecamp has a main building with an office, program gear sheds, a commercial kitchen, and weatherport living quarters (durable fabric structures). Trips generally take place in off-the-beaten-path locations within Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, Sierra National Forest, and Yosemite National Park. more info...
Ad Title:Recreation Technician Location: Bar Harbor, ME Post Date: 12/18/25 Contact: Becca Stanley City: Bar Harbor State: ME Zip: 04609 Phone (W): 2072883340 Email:becca@friendsofacadia.org Website:visit our website... Description: Recreation Technician
Programs and Conservation - Bar Harbor, Maine (Hybrid)
JOB TITLE: Recreation Technician
LOCATION: Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine
REPORTING TO: Recreation Technician Manager
JOB STATUS: Seasonal, non-exempt, 40 hours a week
EMPLOYMENT PERIOD: May 20 – November 9, 2026 (25 weeks approximately)
COMPENSATION: $18.83/hour, paid every two weeks
APPLY: Submit cover letter, resume, and the names and contact information for three references to: https://friendsofacadia.bamboohr.com/careers/58
DEADLINE: February 2, 2026
JOB SUMMARY: Friends of Acadia (FOA) is accepting applications for the seasonal Recreation Technician program for the 2026 season. Two “Rec Techs” will assist Acadia National Park (ANP) staff to better understand visitor use management and recreation-related impacts on the landscape. The Recreation Technicians are funded by Friends of Acadia, work closely with Acadia National Park’s Social Scientist, and are managed by Friends of Acadia’s Recreation Technician Manager.
FOA is committed to providing an inclusive, accessible, and welcoming environment for visitors, volunteers, and staff from diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Fieldwork (70%):
Monitoring & data collection (50%)
(40%) Installs and maintains electronic counters (road, carriage roads, and trails). Downloads and processes counter data; conducts quality control validations.
(10%) Conducts stationary counts of visitors for long periods of time (1–6 hours).
Research & visitor surveys (20%)
(10%) Administers survey instruments and conducts face-to-face visitor questionnaires for research projects; observes visitor behavior without interacting with visitors.
(10%) Works on a specific research project based on park needs.
Office Work (30%):
Collects, processes, organizes, analyzes, and enters raw data and sometimes trail camera
photographs in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (20%).
Communication & Reporting (10%)
(5%) Writes an end-of-season evaluation of work experience with FOA and ANP.
(5%) Gives informal presentations about projects to ANP and FOA staff, donors, and the public.
Additional Duties: Performs other duties as assigned.
REQUIREMENTS:
Ability to use basic computer software like word processing, database, and spreadsheets;
Excellent communication and people skills;
Demonstrated experience in data collection and record-keeping in field and office environments.
Experience conducting research in the field or in laboratory environments.
Must be capable of sitting for long stretches, attending to routine tasks in an open-environment setting, carrying research equipment, hiking, walking, standing, and bending over daily.
Must be capable of sitting in an open office environment, working with computers for long periods.
S. Citizenship required.
Must pass a federal background check.
Valid Driver’s license and reliable transportation to/from work
Employees are expected to learn to communicate via park radios and be flexible to adapt to quickly changing work demands and schedules.
Applicants must be available for the entire season.
Applicants must be willing attend Acadia National Park Leave No Trace training, including one camping night.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Intermediate Microsoft Excel or Statistical Package software (SPSS or R).
Applicant is capable of lifting and carrying a backpack of up to 50 pounds, hiking up to 10 miles per day on step and uneven terrain with elevation of up to 1,500 feet, and/or biking 15 miles.
Uniforms/Equipment: Recreation Technicians must maintain appearances consistent with Acadia National Park’s uniform and grooming standards. Uniform shirts, rain jacket, fleece, hat, safety-toe boots, puffy jacket, first aid kits, gloves, backpacks, and other personal protective equipment are provided. In addition, FOA will reimburse up to $180 for the purchase of pants or shorts that meet uniform standards.
Hours: 40 hours/week, including some holidays and weekends. Daily schedule may vary, but most weeks, the days off will be two consecutive days off per week, to be arranged. Positions are for approximately 25 weeks. Employees earn one hour of paid leave for every 40 hours they work and may be eligible for retirement plan participation. Unpaid days off can be requested with the Recreation Technician Manager with at least 2-weeks-notice; not all requests are guaranteed.
Housing: Not provided. Applicants will be expected to find their own housing; however, we support your search by providing leads and sources. Work Environment: The workload is approximately 70% field-based and 30% computer-based work. The fieldwork may involve moderate risks or discomfort. The outdoor conditions will be varied; there may be inclement weather and sometimes greater than 90 degrees or less than 30 degrees F.
To Apply: Submit cover letter, resume, and the names and contact information for three references to: https://friendsofacadia.bamboohr.com/careers/58
Application deadline: February 2, 2026
Friends of Acadia is an equal opportunity employer. Founded in 1986, the organization’s mission is to preserve, protect, and promote stewardship of the outstanding natural beauty, ecological vitality, and distinctive cultural resources of Acadia National Park and the surrounding community for the inspiration and enjoyment of current and future generations.
FOA does not discriminate on the basis of race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, reproductive health decision-making, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, military status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law, in connection with any aspect of employment at FOA. more info...
Ad Title:San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Ecological Resources Internships Location: San Francisco, CA Post Date: 12/18/25 Contact: Mia Ingolia Email:mingolia@sfwater.org Website:visit our website... Description: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is responsible for the management of over 61,000 acres of watershed lands and 150-miles of rights-of-way. Located in three counties, the watershed lands contain the water supply storage, transmission, and treatment systems which serve 2.7 million people. The Natural Resources and Lands Management Division provides direction for watershed protection, planning, research, operations, and training.
The Ecological Resources Section within the SFPUC Natural Resources and Lands Management Division is currently seeking two interns to help protect and restore the natural resources of SFPUC watershed lands in San Mateo (near Hillsborough) and Alameda (near Sunol) Counties. The work will involve environmental compliance, habitat restoration, monitoring and conservation projects and the selected candidate will gain experience with environmental specialties such as botany, wildlife biology, vegetation management, hydrology, forestry, integrated pest management, fisheries, environmental regulations, compliance, and planning.
Example duties include:
- Monitoring terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and habitats in support of mitigation, restoration, and routine watershed management activities to comply with regulatory requirements and SFPUC stewardship policies
- Performing hands-on habitat restoration duties including planting, weeding and raking.
- Seed collecting in SFPUC Watersheds for seed banking, restoration, and landscaping projects.
- Assisting with wildlife and/or plant data collection and management using Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and ArcGIS
- Participating in public educational material development.
- Supervising volunteers participating in habitat restoration activities.
- Preparing reports and correspondence related to natural resources projects. more info...
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