The Senior Ecologist is responsible for managing natural heritage resources within the City through the support of policies, plans, strategies, and initiatives that align with Provincial and City environmental legislation.
Compensation
$91,423.00 - $114,279.00
Responsibilities
Conduct ecological assessments for municipal projects using accepted protocols
Lead the review of planning applications relative to environmental and natural heritage planning matters
Review and comment on Environmental Impact Studies, Environmental Site Assessments, Restoration and Monitoring Plans, Subwatershed Studies, and other such studies or plans
Conduct site visit and assessments for development and policy initiatives in the City
Prepare Terms of Reference for development applications and for long-term planning documents for the City
Requirements
University degree in Environmental Planning, Environmental Sciences or a closely related field
Nice to have: Certification in the Ontario Wetland Evaluation System (OWES)
Nice to have: Ecological Land Classification experience
Nice to have: Registered Professional Planner (RPP) designation
Nice to have: Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI) accreditation
The Joint Training Specialist helps prepare National Guard planners and professionals to operate effectively in joint and strategic planning environments, supporting the development and delivery of training that strengthens planning knowledge.
Locations (2)
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Washington, District, United States
Compensation
Salary Range: $100,000 to $110,000
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver J5 content for the annual DOMOPS Conference and up to six Joint Planner Courses each year
Develop and update course materials, presentations, read-ahead packets, and supporting training documentation
Coordinate training schedules, logistics, and participation across the 54 states and territories
Provide instruction on strategic planning concepts, NGB policies, and joint operations procedures
Collaborate with subject matter experts to ensure training remains current and relevant
Requirements
Communications Manager II
Michigan State University (MSU) · Posted Nov 4, 2026
Strategic communications function translating Broad Colleges strategic priorities into clear, consistent, and high-impact communications, driving visibility, reputation, and engagement with key audiences.
Responsibilities
Plans/writes new content strategies and campaigns, leading them from ideation to publication within the college's owned channels (newsroom, newsletters and social media), the university's owned channels, as well as earned and paid channels in external media outlets.
Translate keyword research, search intent analysis, and SEO insights into compelling, conversion focused content that increases visibility across search channels.
Directs public relations efforts for college, plans and implements public relations budget and establishes policies and procedures related to the daily operation of public relations strategy.
Advises other units on media and public relations issues and designs and presents workshops on news writing, radio usage, newsletters, and marketing strategies.
Plans, creates, produces, photographs, edits, records or drafts releases and feature materials for media and publications in order to inform the public and University of issues and events.
Requirements
four-year college degree in Journalism, Telecommunications, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, or related field
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