Educating students early about possible careers is so important to their future professional success. Check out this great project in Ohio spreading the word about forestry careers!
Ohio SAF used a Foresters’ Fund grant to develop career “flip cards” to educate students about the different opportunities for rewarding careers in forestry. Read more about this project in The Forestry Source: https://t.co/zSHptlJePa
What would your career card say?
Calling all college students! DEP is offering paid summer intern opportunities in various program areas across the state. Applications are now open. Check back often as more opportunities will be added through March!
Learn more and apply ➡ https://t.co/T3np5j8kmB
Yesterday, EGLE staff were out taking PFAS samples in Genesee County to track down the source of an elevated sample in the Cornwell Drain. Once a source is identified, EGLE will work with the facility to bring them back into compliance.
If you see us and the @USCGPacificNW on the Duwamish tonight, it’s because we are responding to a cooking oil spill from a local facility. Only about a gallon got into the river, but we’ve boomed the area as a precaution.
Coal Waste Reclamation Wins National Award: The Stineman Refuse project in Cambria County removed coal refuse piles along the Path of the Flood Trail, creating a safer walking trail and expanding recreation opportunities along the Conemaugh River.
@OSMRE https://t.co/D7pj2Pn9qz
To commemorate the actions of DEC’s Spill Response Unit at Ground Zero during and after the #September11 attacks, DEC’s Tim Walsh, Randy Austin, Kevin Hale, and Tim DeMeo (ret.) presented Commissioner @BasilSeggos with a framed photo of a DEC Spills truck amid the ruins.
We have received many requests for a Job Board on the new SWS website, and we're excited to announce that SWS members can now post opportunities on our Careers page, found under the Resources tab: https://t.co/LVP2dP4g5D
#SWS#SocietyofWetlandScientists#Wetlands#WetlandScience
Struggling to compete in a difficult job market? Check out my thoughts on 4 different paid training courses for environmental professionals. They may be just what you need to gain an edge.
https://t.co/V71ivsY06B
#training#environmental#careers#environmentalscience#enviroute
As DEC plans future efforts on state lands in Western New York to help balance resource management with public use, Theresa Draves is on the front lines working with stakeholders to bring diverse user groups together.
#WomensHistoryMonth
Jobs in Oregon, Florida, California, Illinois, Texas, Virginia, New York, Maryland, and North Carolina posted today https://t.co/JUkNsNcPPf #PlanningJobs
Recent Environmental Conservation Officer highlights:
✅Responded to a snowmobile accident in Jefferson County
✅Completion of a three-month K9 Basic Training School in Pulaski, NY
✅Undersized lake trout caught on Schroon Lake
More info: https://t.co/os9msZKZgg
Did you know that over one-third of our staff are #engineers? From environmental engineers, engineering geologists, civil engineers, to oil and gas engineers and more.
Today we give an extra "thank you" to all of our hardworking engineers as we celebrate #GlobalDayOfTheEngineer
With the addition of more #asbestos inspectors, the AQD was able to continue to inspect sources of asbestos primarily at demolition sites. Over 41,000 original & revision notifications were received. Staff completed 2,154 asbestos inspections.
https://t.co/cbWW9zpCV0
Our Greensboro, North Carolina team turned to ground penetrating radar to help a local cemetery locate, re-mark, and memorialize unmarked graves. From archeology to identifying subsurface structures, this geophysics tool can benefit a variety of projects.
https://t.co/MJzjY18Uei
It's never too early to start planning your career. Certifications can qualify you for lucrative opportunities, but often require specific coursework & experience. Check out my post highlighting certs in the industry:
https://t.co/TzRLYQSpW1
#EnvironmentalCareers#Certifications
See how DCNR rangers make PA a better place to work, live and play! If you want to apply for a DCNR Ranger Trainee position, first take the Trainee Exam. Receive a score and then apply to vacant positions on the Employment website. Apply for exam here ➡️ https://t.co/UmLxNKRM99
👏Thank you @sfchronicle for calling on our California Geological Survey geologists/experts on post-fire #debrisflow & keeping the public safe!
🗞️Threat of landslides prompts evacuation orders for parts of Santa Cruz County https://t.co/gRpgx6chIF
The former Folk’s Cleaners #NCDSCA site in #Shelby now houses a popular local bakery. When DSCA staff discovered that indoor air was contaminated and posed a risk, staff moved quickly to install a subslab mitigation system to keep the occupants safe. #DSCADay