The ALPINE (Academics for Land Protection in New England) Summer Institute is a program for students and young professionals interested in learning about large landscape conservation in New England and exploring careers in land conservation. The Summer Institute takes place over two weekends: June 7-9 at the Harvard Forest and July 19-21 at the Schoodic Institute in Maine. Participants will visit several exemplary conservation success stories in Central Massachusetts and on Maine’s Schoodic…
Read more…Hey everyone, Highstead is expanding their program capacity and is looking for two talented professionals to join their team. The two positions, Conservationists, serve as project managers for two core areas of Highstead’s work: Regional Conservation Partnerships and Conservation Finance. These positions have similar levels of responsibility but will focus on different portfolios of work. Please see each job description for complete details. Review of applications will begin May 1, 2019.…
Read more…(The following text is an excerpt from the January Bulletin of the Network for Landscape Conservation Jan. 2019)
This spring, thanks to generous funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Network for Landscape Conservation (NLC) is launching a major five-year national grant program to accelerate the pace and practice of collaborative conservation at the landscape scale. Through a competitive grant program, the Catalyst…
Current and Potential Sources of Funding for RCPs
Funding for Coordination, Education and Outreach, Strategic Conservation Planning, and Organizational Development
Williams College Center for Environmental Studies (CES) is seeking internship postings from RCP members and other organizations and agencies.
Williams College CES has dozens of capable, passionate, smart and hardworking…
