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FIRE ADAPTED COMMUNITIES

Fire Networks Learning & Capacity Building Specialist

The Fire Networks are a collaborative partnership dedicated to advancing wildfire resilience through peer learning, leadership development, training, and knowledge sharing. The Fire Networks Learning and Capacity Building Specialist designs and delivers engaging learning experiences, educational resources, and professional development opportunities that strengthen the capacity of practitioners, community leaders, and partner organizations. The ideal candidate is a collaborative educator and facilitator with wildfire resilience expertise who is passionate about building stronger, fire-adapted communities. Click HERE for the job description. Applications will be reviewed August 20th and the position will remain open until filled.

FORESTRY AND FUELS

Archaeologist

The Archaeologist position leads cultural resource and environmental compliance efforts supporting the Watershed Research and Training Center's diverse portfolio of forestry, wildfire resilience, watershed restoration, recreation, and natural resource management projects throughout Northern California. This position plays a key role in helping multidisciplinary teams successfully navigate federal and state environmental compliance requirements while protecting cultural resources and supporting landscape-scale restoration. Click HERE for the job description.

Archaeology Technician

The Archaeological Technician supports field-based cultural resource work, including archaeological survey, data collection, and documentation. This position works under the direct supervision of an Archaeology Specialist and/or Crew Lead to complete field surveys, site testing, and data management tasks. Click HERE for the job description and HERE to view the position flier.

Forestry Division Specialist

The Forestry Division Specialist plays a key role in supporting the successful delivery of forestry and vegetation management projects across the Watershed Research and Training Center. Working closely with Forestry Division leadership, this position helps coordinate field crews, ensure high-quality project implementation, and maintain strong relationships with agency partners, landowners, and community stakeholders. Click HERE for the job description.

FIRE MANAGEMENT

Trinity County Prescribed Fire Manager

The Trinity County Prescribed Fire Manager will continue the development and management of the Watershed Center Fire Management team’s work in cooperative prescribed fire planning. Click HERE for the job description. This position will remain open until filled.

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The Watershed Research and Training Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer.