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ENVIRONMENTAL OUTREACH AND STEWARDSHIP (EOS) ALLIANCE
Improving public health and environmental quality through citizen engagement and stewardship, 501(c)(3) nonprofit

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EOS Alliance -- Volunteering
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Advisor, Board, and Committee Opportunities

We are currently seeking candidates for our Board of Directors, Advisory Board, Program Advisory Council, and Strategic Priority Committee to increase the strength and diversity of our organization. We are seeking individuals with a deep passion for ecological sustainability and enough time to commit to the duties required. Previous experience is not necessary. Orientation and elections take place each spring and potential candidates are encouraged to apply any time during the year. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a candidate, please follow these three steps:

1) Let us know about your interests.
2) Download and complete the Board/Volunteer Candidate Matrix then email it to emcwayne@eosalliance.org.
3) Email a copy of your resume or CV to emcwayne@eosalliance.org.

Once we have reviewed all of your information, we will contact you regarding your interests and answer any questions you may have. Pre-screened candidates will be invited to attend an orientation meeting.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Erick McWayne for more information at (206)762-2553 or emcwayne@eosalliance.org. We look forward to hearing from you!

Professional Services

We are currently seeking accounting consultation for our organization in an effort to create annual audited financial statements. This will allow EOS Alliance to pursue GSA contracts and Federal combined giving campaigns. If you know of anyone who may be able to assist us with this, please feel free to contact us at (206)762-1976 or email us at info@eosalliance.org.

Restoration Volunteers

EOS Alliance welcomes individuals and groups volunteering to help improve and increase biodiversity in the South Central Puget Sound Area. Come work with us to remove invasive plants like ivy and blackberry and to replace them with native trees and shrubs. We hold Saturday work parties for volunteers of all ages and skill levels, and can set up a work party almost anytime for a group of 8 or more. For more information about our upcoming work parties please see our calendar and habitat restoration page, or email sust_staff@eosalliance.org or call us at (206) 762-2553.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Workshop Instructor Opportunities (multiple subjects)

Status: We are seeking instructors for a variety of workshops spanning the spectrum of environmental science, technology and regulations.
Compensation: $500 - $1,000 per day (based on course enrollment and logistics) plus travel and other expenses.
Locations: Major cities across the country.

If you have a specific course in mind, please complete our online training proposal form and send your resume to info@nwetc.org or call the Northwest Environmental Training Center at (206) 762-1976. Please ask for Ingrid Clausen or Erick McWayne.

For other course ideas, please view the list of potential training topics and copy it into an email. Indicate which subjects you're interested in teaching with the following symbols:

*** = area of expertise (topics you can teach immediately with minimal preparation)
** = area of competency (topics requiring some review of subject matter prior to teaching)
* = area of knowledge (topics requiring substantial preparation prior to teaching)

Please submit your list of course topics and resume to info@nwetc.org. Courses are typically one to three days and are taught by a single instructor or a team. Positions are contract based and flexible. We prefer candidates with an M.S. or Ph.D. in a related field, but will consider all experienced applicants. If you possess experience and enjoy teaching, please send resume and course list to: info@nwetc.org