About the Scholarship: Resource Management Service (RMS) and the Society of American Foresters (SAF) are committed to promoting the forestry profession. The RMS/SAF Forestry Scholarship is designed to help create opportunities for students who would benefit from financial assistance, or who are from populations that traditionally have been under-represented in Read more…
The Associate of Science degree in Environmental Science provides a broad and interdisciplinary approach to natural resource stewardship that emphasizes Anishinaabe environmental values and worldviews. The program includes hands-on field experiences with forests, water, wildlife, fish, and other natural resources as well as a foundation in social science disciplines that Read more…
Rising Leaders Intern Application deadline: Friday, Feb. 16, 2024 at 5 p.m. MST Anticipated start date: April 15, 2024 About the position Do you want to get more young people involved in conservation? We’re looking for a thoughtful, motivated individual to help plan and lead trips, workshops, and trainings for budding Read more…
From: https://www.mtcorps.org/joinmcc/amskapi-piikuni-partnership/amskapi-piikuni-partnership.html Joining the Piikuni Lands Crew gives you the opportunity to work alongside others from the Blackfeet Nation who share your interest in making a lifelong impact on the community and nearby ancestral lands. Through this experience you will have the opportunity to gain valuable job skills including trail Read more…
NATIVE STEWARDS FELLOWSHIP Our 140-hour workforce development program brings together traditional knowledge with restoration ecology, preparing individuals for careers stewarding our ancestral lands. Timing: April 29 – May 23, 2024. 8 am – 4 pm Monday – Thursday. Graduation on May 23rd. Location: Lake County, CA Application Opens: March 1, Read more…
A Collaboration Between Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians & The Tribal EcoRestoration Alliance Clear Lake State Park APPLICATIONS CLOSED Join us for a week at Habenapo (Clear Lake State Park), in the Tribal ancestral territory of the Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians. This overview week-long training will expose Read more…
Register for TERA’s Rx Fire and Cultural Burn Training Courses, and learn how to bring good fire back to our lands! This Fall, the Tribal EcoRestoration Alliance will offer a series of trainings as part of the Lake Cal-TREX that will teach our community how to implement prescribed and cultural Read more…
Prescribed Fire Training Exchanges (TREX) address one of the most fundamental ways to shift fire culture: giving more people the opportunity to work with fire. The Fire Networks support beneficial fire, and the people who work with it by investing in prescribed fire partnerships and leadership development and through experiential Read more…
The Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station (AFES) conducts research to enhance the quality of life in Alaska through development of natural, economic and human resources. Research emphasizes factors typical of high latitudes and is designed to provide the information and technology needed to manage renewable resources for the economic and Read more…
Wildland Fire Management provides wildland fire suppression on tribal lands along with employment opportunities for Cherokee citizens. The Fuels program reduces wildland fires in northeastern Oklahoma by controlling and reducing hazardous and overgrown vegetation through thinning and burning. We operate primarily on trust lands, but also with private landowners and Read more…