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Additional Resources
*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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2021 Virtual Interpretation Training Videos - CLICK HERE
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COSA Conference: October 11-13, 2021 in Vail, Colorado - CLICK HERE for more information!
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Provided below is a list of resources to help you get started, covering the following topics: resume/CV, cover letter, and interview preparation. |
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Resources for Warner Alum
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On-campus:
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Field Technician, Covino Watershed Lab, CSU - CLICK HERE (Handshake 5063934)
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Off-campus:
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Colorado Watershed Assembly (July) - CLICK HERE
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The John Wesley Powell Center - two positions available:
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Intern position - CLICK HERE
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Pathways position - CLICK HERE
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Public Engagement Specialist, City of Fort Collins Natural Areas Department - CLICK HERE
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Operations & Communications Specialist, Fire Adapted Colorado (FACO) - CLICK HERE
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Senior Planner, City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks Department - CLICK HERE
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Director of Education and Training, Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics - CLICK HERE
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Fall Forestry Corpsmember (Colorado Springs), Mile High Youth Corps - CLICK HERE
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Fall Forestry Corpsmember (Denver), Mile High Youth Corps - CLICK HERE
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Seasonal Research Technician, Landscape Ecology Lab, the Jones Center at Ichauway - CLICK HERE
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Civil Construction/Parks Technician II, Boulder County Parks and Open Space - CLICK HERE
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Open Space & Trails Supervisor, The Town of Erie Parks and Open Space - CLICK HERE
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Open Space and Trails Technician I/II, The Town of Erie Parks and Open Space - CLICK HERE
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Open Space Intern II - Grants & Special Projects, The City of Westminster Open Space - CLICK HERE
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Forest Science Technician, ERIA Consultants, LLC - CLICK HERE
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Dolores River Restoration Strike Team Crew Member, Southwest Conservation Corps - CLICK HERE
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Specialist - Natural Areas, The City of Fort Collins Natural Areas Department - CLICK HERE
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Executive Director, La Plata Open Space Conservancy - CLICK HERE
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Senior GIS Analyst/Developer, Vibrant Planet - CLICK HERE
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Executive Director, Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) - CLICK HERE
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National Visitor Survey Coordinator, US Fish and Wildlife Service Natural Resource Program Center - CLICK HERE
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Geologist or Hydrogeologist, Clear Creek Associates - CLICK HERE
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Trail Stewardship Leader, Colorado Mountain Club - CLICK HERE
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TeamWorks Program Director, TEENS, Inc. - CLICK HERE
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Staff Environmental Planner | Office Location: Denver, Colorado
This position is for an environmental planner who will support new and existing projects related to land and resource management planning, public and stakeholder engagement, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) analysis based out of our Denver office. Primary duties will include project and meeting coordination, technical research and writing, field surveys and documentation, and writing/compiling plans and reports. Depending on experience, other duties could include literature research, socioeconomic data analysis, trail and recreation planning, resource management planning, meeting facilitation or other environmental planning and management services.
This position is intended to be based out of our Denver office. Variable time arrangements will be considered, hours will range from 24-40 hours per week. We are currently transitioning to a hybrid remote work model for most employees; and are open to a hybrid arrangement for this position.
Minimum Education and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences, environmental planning, or a related field; or a combination of a biological science with commensurate experience and/or training in resource management, NEPA analysis, or other planning field
- Two years of professional experience in the field of land or resource management, public land planning, NEPA analysis, or environmental consulting
Performance Expectations and Responsibilities:
- Assist with preparing resource management plans, master plans, trail plans, and/or resource assessments for federal, state, and local land managers.
- Assist with preparing technical reports and resource sections for NEPA documents (EA and EIS).
- Comfortably interact with clients, stakeholders, and members of the public to assist with complex and sometimes controversial planning processes and decisions.
- Conduct and synthesize background research and technical data for documents, plans and reports.
- Occasional travel throughout Colorado and the western U.S. for projects.
- Periodically work variable hours, including evening meetings, long days, and occasional weekends.
- Effectively communicate with GIS staff to coordinate maps and graphics.
- Meet deadlines and hours per task targets as required by project budgets.
Skills and Abilities:
- Training in environmental planning, environmental policy, stakeholder engagement and/or ecology.
- Demonstrated interest and appropriate knowledge in public land management, resource stewardship, outdoor recreation management, and/or environmental impact analysis.
- Familiarity with local, state, and federal land management agencies and a desire to learn.
- Familiarity with biological and cultural resources in Colorado and a desire to learn.
- Physical stamina to perform occasional fieldwork, carry a minimum of 25 pounds, hike more than 3 miles in a day over rough terrain, and work in adverse weather conditions.
- Professionalism, integrity, and comfort working with people are of the utmost importance as the position requires regular contact with clients, Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite products and Adobe Acrobat.
- Familiarity with ArcGIS, Google Earth, and other mapping platforms.
- Communicate professionally and effectively with project teams and outside stakeholders, both in writing and verbally.
- Organized, detail-oriented, and solution-oriented thinker with a strong work ethic.
- Proven ability to handle multiple priorities and be self-directed.
- Ability to collaborate with field teams and cross-functional teams throughout the company.
- Previous experience working for a land management agency or environmental consulting firm is a plus, but not a requirement.
If you are qualified for this position in ERO’s Denver office, please email a cover letter, resume describing your education and experience, and how you heard about the job posting to opportunities@eroresources.com by July 31, 2021. Adobe pdf format is preferred. No phone inquiries please; you will receive an email notifying you that ERO has received your application. Only potential candidates will be contacted for interviews. Applicants selected for interviews will be asked to provide at least three references and two project descriptions highlighting your relevant experience.
ERO participates in e-verify and preemployment background screening services. ERO is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and covered veterans to apply. For more information about ERO, visit our website at www.eroresources.com.
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Leanna Biddle, M.A.
Career Education Manager
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Sam Palmer
Career Educator
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