Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center is hiring an Environmental Educator. The Environmental Education Specialist is a part-time non-exempt position (up to 25 hours/week) that reports to the Program Director. This position is primarily responsible for work with our school-age programs but will staff occasional programs for the general public as well. This position will co-facilitate NWDC’s outdoor-based, nature education programs for elementary- middle school age students and have the option to facilitate various events, other programs as needed.

Sand Creek Regional Greenway is hiring an Outdoor Equity and Volunteer Program Manager. The Outdoor Equity and Volunteer Program Coordinator will work alongside the Development Director to build deeper, authentic relationships with communities near and along the Sand Creek Regional Greenway. The Outdoor Equity and Volunteer Program Coordinator is responsible for the management and support of the SCRGP's Community Vision and Equity Program (CVEP) as well as the development and continuation of SCRGP’s volunteer programs. Resumes are accepted on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

CSU Spur has several position openings. Including: education associate, environmental compliance intern, lead clinician and more. View all of the open positions here.

Colorado Water Conservation Board is seeking a Project Manager (Engineer). This position exists to provide technical assistance to the work unit during all phases of water project promoting, planning, financing, contracting, design, and construction with an emphasis on the evaluation of the technical and financial feasibility of the construction of water projects.

Colorado Water Congress is seeking a Colorado River Project Coordinator.The Colorado River Project Coordinator represents Colorado River water users in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah in the implementation of the Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program. A broad coalition of twenty-three water users in Colorado and Utah provide funding for a Coordinator through the Colorado Water Congress Colorado River Project. Each contributing water user is a member of the Project’s Executive Committee and provides guidance and direction to the Project Coordinator and is kept informed of Recovery Program activities through regular meetings with and correspondence from the Coordinator.