We’ve made a real difference this year promoting sound and sustainable environmental policies and providing year-round opportunities for citizens, public officials and conservation professionals to learn more about key environmental and public policy issues affecting Virginia.
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Public Can Give Opinion on Chesapeake Bay Plan December 15, 2009 - Free Lance Star
"Area residents this week can weigh in on the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to clean up the Chesapeake Bay. It's one of a series of meetings around the state to discuss that pollution diet--formally known as a total maximum daily load, or TMDL. The sessions are being held in all six bay states--Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, New York--and the District of Columbia."
Surry County Planners Support Controversial Power Plant Proposal for Dendron December 15, 2009 - Daily Press
"The controversial coal-fueled power plant proposed for Dendron inched a little closer to reality Monday when the Surry County Planning Commission voted 8-2 to recommend approval of Old Dominion Electric Cooperative's nine rezoning and permitting applications."
Conservation Lobby Day - Jan. 18 Richmond, VA MLK Day is your day to tell legislators what you expect from them this General Assembly session. Join Virginia Conservation Network, the Garden Club of Virginia, and countless volunteers as we take our conservation priorities to the Capitol on January 18, 2010.
Choose Clean Water Conference - Jan. 10-12 Washington, DC Join several hundred key leaders of non-governmental organizations, the philanthropic community, elected officials, federal and state partners and green industry in three days of discussion about policy strategies to restore the hundreds of streams and rivers that flow into the Chesapeake Bay. 2010 will be a critical year for Bay restoration. The conference will reflect upon President Obasma’s historic Executive Order on Chesapeake Bay restoration, the approaching deadline for federal Bay clean-up and the pending re-authorization of the Chesapeake Bay Program in Congress.
Multiple Positions Available (ACEEE) Location: Washington, DC
With increasing interest in energy and climate issues, ACEEE is adding new staff, including several new senior positions.(Full job description)
Propane Corridor Development Program Manager (Virginia Clean Cities) Location: Harrisonburg, VA
Virginia Clean Cities has partnered with James Madison University and is seeking a motivated and highly qualified candidate for the position of Program Manager for the Propane AutoGas Corridor Development Program, a 4-year program. (Full job description)
Policy Specialist (James River Association) Location: Richmond, Virginia
JRA seeks a Policy Specialist to serve as an advocate for the James River in policy initiatives within legislative and regulatory arenas at the state and local level. (Full job description)
Education Director (Friends of the Rappahannock) Location: Richmond, Virginia
Seeking a self-motivated and visionary educator who shares our passion and mission for reaching youth in the watershed. (Full job description)
Program Coordinator (Center for Rural Culture) Location: Goochland, Virginia
Non-profit seeking a self-starter for a part-time Program Coordinator Position.(Full job description)
Development Intern - Potomac Conservancy
Since 1993, Potomac Conservancy has been protecting the health, beauty and enjoyment of the Potomac River and its tributaries. The Potomac Conservancy’s office is located in downtown Silver Spring, MD and is Metro-accessible. The Development Intern will assist Potomac Conservancy staff in prospect research, grant writing, and organizing fundraising initiatives. With an annual revenue goal of $1.4 million and a streamlined staff, the Conservancy seeks a strategically focused intern to join our team. Must have excellent communication skills and must adeptly collaborate with and coordinate multiple constituents: co-workers, volunteers, organization partners. Techno-savvy applicants preferred. Flexible schedule. Please send your resume to Darcy Levit, Director of Development at levit@potomac.org.
Grants Encourage Wildlife Conservation Deadline: January 1, 2010 To Apply:click here
The mission of Wildlife Forever is to preserve America's wildlife heritage through conservation education, preservation of habitat, and management of fish and wildlife.
Support for Youth Environmental Programs Deadline: December 31, 2009 To Apply:click here
The Foundation is interested in funding innovative programs that empower children and youth to work towards solving environmental problems in their neighborhoods and communities.
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