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A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience. A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience.
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This position applies knowledge of best urban forestry management practices, including plant culture, insect and disease management, tree protection and preservation, and other relevant plant health care methods.
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Through this outreach the USFS is conducting a Skills Search for qualified candidates to serve as the FGTA. USFS anticipates the Advisor will have extensive experience in forestry activity monitoring and compliance, natural resource law enforcement and investigations, and/or regulatory and policy frameworks related to forest governance and sustainable natural resource management.
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JNF is the single largest provider of Zionist programs in the U.S. Its work is divided into seven program areas: Forestry & Green Innovations, Water Solutions, Community Building, Zionist Education & Advocacy, Research & Development, Heritage Sites, and Disabilities & Special Needs.
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While green industry experience is not required, having a degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant or Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, or equivalent experience – is preferred and will accelerate your learning journey.
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Coordinates permit review and monitoring with other City divisions, including, but not limited to: Distribution, Sewer Streets, Sanitation, Forestry and the Community Development Department. Coordinates with utility companies (such as ComEd) on larger projects involving multiple locations and taking several years or months to implement; serves as the primary City of Evanston contact for this type of work; monitors progress, compliance with City of Evanston standards, and community member complaints related to the construction.
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Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (botany, ecology, biology, forestry, environmental science, rangeland management, etc.) This position will work across land administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to collect seed for habitat restoration.
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Komatsu is an indispensable partner to the construction, mining, forestry, forklift, and industrial machinery markets, maximizing value for customers through innovative solutions. Komatsu supports a myriad of markets, including housing, infrastructure, water, pipeline, minerals, automobile, aerospace, electronics and medical, through its many brands and subsidiaries, including TimberPro, Joy, P&H, Montabert, Modular Mining Systems, Hensley Industries, NTC, and Gigaphoton.
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Degree in Arboriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Turfgrass, Environmental Science, Plant Science, Outdoor Recreation, Agriculture or a related field is preferred but not required. Prior tree care, landscaping, forestry, turf care, or horticulture experience is preferred but not required.
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Work as a member of a tree care crew during the training process until transitioning to a full-time Arborist Representative. ISA Arborist Certification or ability to obtain we will pay for the cost of the exam and help you prepare.
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Serve as the liaison to the Environmental and Forestry Commission; attend meetings; provide technical assistance. The Sustainability Coordinator leads and facilitates Village sustainability initiatives.
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Market and sell Samuel Equipment across multiple industry segments including Metals, Container, Corrugated, Can and Bottle, Forestry, Paving/Brick and Blocks, and General Packaging. Cooperate with the account Sales teams, Technical design teams, Systems installation team, and Field Service technicians to assist in working through projects from opportunity discovery point, through successful installation.
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