The Curator of Arbor at the North Carolina Zoo is responsible for the scientific curation, healthcare, and aesthetic display of the tree and woody plant collections that support animal habitats, visitor experiences, and conservation goals.
Compensation
Recruitment Range: $57,983 - $72,250
Responsibilities
Direct long-term tree management, supervise arbor staff, and maintain curation records for woody plant specimens.
Develop and execute policies for acquiring, mapping, labeling, and cataloging tree species.
Monitor tree health conditions, test soils, and direct pruning, fertilization, or pest control treatments across the Zoo’s properties.
Act as the North Carolina Zoo’s Arboriculture representative for contracts, public relations, and education.
Preserve the existing Zoo canopy, promote genetic diversity and assist with project tree selection.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences, Zoology, Animal Husbandry, or related curriculum
Supervisor ODN Dev responsible for field surveys and FTTH network development in Peshawar.
Compensation
Monthly Salary: PKR 43,000 - 60,000
Provident Fund (PF) - 6%
Two Annual Bonuses on Basic Salary
Medical Coverage (IPD & OPD)
Group Life Insurance (GLI)
Group Health Insurance
Responsibilities
Conduct physical surveys of customer premises.
Ensure proper management of drop cables, building attachments, and related installations.
Suggest suitable locations and cable placement for installations.
Educate customers on operating instructions.
Assist the Team Lead on ground conditions and the choice of cable.
Requirements
3-year DAE in Electrical, Electronics, or Telecommunications
Nice to have: Relevant courses from STEVTA, TEVTA, or NAVTTC
Nice to have: Experience as an electrician, handling pole cables, or operating a fiber splicer
Lead strategic planning, partnership development, and program execution for native plant habitat initiatives across the United States.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is $72,000 - $80,000, commensurate with experience.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement habitat conservation initiatives
Cultivate and manage strategic partnerships
Secure and steward funding opportunities
Oversee program operations and impact measurement
Advance community-based conservation through data-driven decision-making
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Natural Resources, Conservation, Nonprofit Management, Public Administration, Communications, Ecological Landscaping, Sustainability, Urban Forestry, Native Plant Ecosystems or a related field
Nice to have: Advanced degree
Nice to have: Experience in environmental nonprofit leadership
Nice to have: Experience in community-based conservation
Responsible for design, optimization, and operational support of water, oil, and gas gathering and disposal systems across the Midland and Delaware Basins.
Locations (2)
Houston, Texas, United States
Midland, Texas, United States
Responsibilities
Perform hydraulic modeling and system analysis for water, oil, and gas pipelines using AFT Arrow, AFT Fathom, and ProMax.
Design and size pipeline systems, pump skids, and related infrastructure based on production forecasts.
Support pipeline operations through pressure profile analysis and flow assurance evaluations.
Assist in pigging operations for both low- and high-pressure pipeline systems.
Develop acid job designs for both pipeline and downhole applications and create operating procedures for field personnel.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in related field of study (Engineering or Science)
The Environmental Specialist II is responsible for water quality sampling, biological assessments, and data management within the Division of Environmental Assessment and Restoration’s Water Quality Monitoring Program.
Compensation
Salary: 4,031.68 monthly
$4,031.68 / month
Responsibilities
Conduct water quality sampling in freshwater, estuarine, and marine ecosystems
Perform biological assessments of streams and lakes
Manage records, calibrate field meters, and maintain field equipment
Assist in implementing water quality monitoring plans
Coordinate logistical planning for field sampling events using GIS and mapping programs
Requirements
Post-secondary degrees from an accredited college or university with a major in chemistry, environmental science, natural sciences, biological sciences, physical sciences, environmental policy, or public health
Support acquisition, documentation, and management of land rights for energy and utility projects, including research, mapping, and stakeholder communication.
Compensation
The base pay for this position is $20-27.00/hr. The specific amount within this range will be influenced by the work location and various factors, such as internal equity, professional skills, work experience, and pertinent education or training.
Responsibilities
Conduct land ownership and property research using online databases, county records, courthouse resources, and other available sources
Research property ownership, easements, and other land records needed to support utility projects
Create and maintain legal records in Land Works, including executed Xcel Energy easements and related documentation
Create, review, and update maps using ArcGIS and Google Earth
Assist with the preparation and review of legal land descriptions, easements, and other land-rights documentation
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in a related field is a plus but is not required
Nice to have: Previous exposure to land ownership research
Internship providing hands‑on experience in engineering design, project management, and utility operations within National Grid’s gas and environmental teams.
Compensation
$20.00 -$35.00 an hour
Responsibilities
Support engineering design and project management activities
Assist with digital work packages and GIS mapping
Contribute to environmental permitting and compliance
Help develop cost estimates and capital budgets
Participate in field operations and regulatory compliance
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Environmental Science, Sustainability, Emergency Management, Marketing, or a related STEM field
Assist with GIS mapping, land and vegetation management, open space design, marketing and communications materials, arts programming, accessibility planning, educational programming, events, and volunteer management for NYPA’s canal and trail system.
Compensation
The hourly rate for this position is based on the level of education at the time the intern program begins: Sophomore $16.50, Junior $20.50, Senior (or May 2028 graduate) $20.50, Current graduate/law student $23.50
Responsibilities
Participate in department-specific projects, analysis, research methods and learn project management skills
Support team in developing business solutions that contribute to NYPA’s VISION2030 strategic goals
Research industry trends and emerging technologies to contribute to the continuous improvement of our programs
Other projects as assigned; will vary based on focus area
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