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ABOUT THE CENTER FOR NATURAL LANDS MANAGEMENT
The Center for Natural Lands Management (CNLM) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3),
organization, created in 1990, whose
mission is the perpetual stewardship of lands that are natural open areas, sensitive
species and their resident
ecosystems. Current operations are in California and Washington.
Currently, seventy-five preserves, encompassing over 34,000 acres throughout
California, are under the
management of the Center, with new preserves added regularly. The preserves vary in
size from three to thousands of
acres and are managed under direct ownership, conservation easements, or management
contracts.
In Washington, the South Puget Sound Program conserves one of the rarest
ecosystems in the United States, the
prairie and oak woodlands of Cascadia, especially those lands and habitats within the
South Sound Region of
Washington State. The Program protects and restores habitats and recovers rare
species that are listed as
candidates for federal listing in the South Sound Region.
CNLM is an equal opportunity employer
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prairie Restoration Technician
Prairie Restoration Technician Description
Reports to: Thurston County Project Manager
Location: Thurston County, Washington
Full-time, exempt: Hourly, no benefits, short-term (seasonal)
Salary: $12.00-$15.00/hr, Dependent upon experience
Application deadline: Open until filled
Rare Species Ecologist
Rare Species Ecologist Position Description
Reports to: CNLM South Sound Program Director
Location: Olympia, Washington
Full-time, exempt: Salaried
Salary: $50-55k Full-time Equivalent - Dependent on Experience
Application deadline: Open until filled, but for fullest consideration apply no
later than March 29, 2013. |