Community Resilience Coordinator
We are looking for a Community Resilience Coordinator to lead our newest department!
Major responsibilities will include managing existing contracts and grants, coordinating specialist staff in wildfire resilience, visualizing & implementing the overall mission and scope of the department, and creating new programs & services in community resilience as the RCD expands. For more information on how to apply view the official job annoucenment.
Environmental Educators
The RCD is looking for additional Environmental Educators. Ideal candidates will have an interest in outdoor environmental education, some experience with or knowledge of local native landscapes, and be an enthusiastic team player. For more details on the position check out this job annoucenment.
Apply by emailing your resume to our Education Coordinator.
Volunteer
Volunteers contribute considerably to the success of RCDSMM programs. Volunteers help monitor wildlife, plant and care for native trees, remove crayfish from our creeks, help monitor the watershed, manage data, assist with events, and more. Check out our current volunteer opportunities here.
Watershed Stewards Program
Interested in gaining experience with a conservation organization in the fields of environmental education, salmonid research, and oak woodland ecology? In partnership with the California Conservation Corps and AmeriCorps, the Watershed Stewards Program (WSP) is offering a ten and a half month service position working alongside natural resource professionals at the RCD, including our Conservation Biologist and Education Coordinator. Apply here for to become a WSP Member.
GrizzlyCorps Program
Interested in gaining experience with a conservation organization in the fields of wildfire mitigation and community organizing? In partnership with the GrizzlyCorps and AmeriCorps, the GrizzlyCorps Program is offering an eleven month service position working alongside our Community Resilience Coordinator. Apply here to become a GrizzlyCorps fellow.
Stream Team
Stream Team members are part-time paid field biologists and interns that assisst our biologists to monitor wildlife throughout the Santa Monica Mountains. Work can range from steelhead, amphibian and native oak woodland surveys, habitat mapping, data management, biological reporting assisstance, wildlife camera and lagoon monitoring and more!
Our Stream Team is currently full so we are not looking for additional helping hands. Be sure to check back periodically as many positions are dependent on seasonal field work.
Wildfire Home Evaluators
The RCD is looking for additional Wildfire Home Evaluators. Ideal candidates will have an interest in wildfire preparedness, good communication skills, and a desire to help their community. No prior experience in wildfire mitigation is needed. Please email our Community Resilience Team if you are interested.
Request for Qualifications
There are no RFQ solicitations at this time. Please check back for updates.