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Ocean Career: Conservation Program Coordinator at San Francisco Bay Joint Venture ECO Posted On June 8, 2022 The San Francisco Bay Joint Venture (SFBJV) seeks a Conservation Program Coordinator (CPC) to join our staff in support of our partnership’s work to improve and increase habitat for wildlife in the San Francisco Bay Area. The SFBJV i
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Coastal Program Analysts (I/II/III) BCDC seeks multiple Coastal Program Analyst(s) (I/II/III) to be part of the BCDC Enforcement Team, working in a dynamic environment with staff to ensure the Bay’s resources are preserved and protected. Location: San Francisco, CA/Telework is available for this position in accordance with BCDC Telework Policy an
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Ocean Career: San Francisco Estuary Institute Shoreline Scientist ECO Posted On January 16, 2024 The San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI) provides scientific support to communities, local government, and agencies to plan and implement resilient, ecologically functional shorelines. We make scientific information accessible for decision-ma
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* This position is pending approval of the CEA concept. Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Director of Legislative and External Affairs is responsible for providing coordinated and cohesive direction related to legislative and external affairs in support of BCDC's strategic vision and mission as well as key priorities of the Admini
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Job Description and Duties The California Coastal Commission is offering an exciting opportunity to participate in planning and regulating development on California's vibrant North Central Coast. The North Central Coast District Office in San Francisco has responsibility for carrying out requirements of the California Coastal Act in several coasta
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San Francisco, CA, United States
Organization: Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) Position: Portfolio Associate Location: San Francisco Bay Area, CA THE POSITION SOA is seeking a passionate self-starter to join its team as a Portfolio Associate. This role will be responsible for supporting our existing portfolio of 376+ for-profit
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San Francisco, CA, United States
PURE Property Management is looking for a Business Development Representative! Come join our team! PURE Property Management offers a comprehensive package of benefits such as: Healthcare coverage, a 401K plan with a 4% percent instantly vested match, health savings accounts for eligible plans, generous vacation and sick time, dental & vision plan
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San Francisco, CA, United States
Adept is building our own large-scale models to support our mission of creating useful general intelligence. In this role, you’ll work directly on our fundamental research challenges, advancing the state of the art in model and agent capabilities. The ideal candidate is someone who has produced and implemented machine learning research of substanti
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Ocean Career: Coastal Scientist at San Francisco Bay Conservation & Development Commission Wetlands provide transitional habitat between estuarine waters and uplands, absorb flood waters, buffer waves along the shoreline, and can assist the region in adapting to rising seas. In the San Francisco Bay, beneficial reuse of dredged sediment from navigation projects has contributed to the successful restoration of subsided diked Baylands. Placing dredged sediment at subsided locations allows wetland vegetation to quickly establish.
However, suspended sediments in Bay waters that could help feed restored wetlands have decreased from historic levels. There is a severe shortage of sediment supplies from other sources such as dredging projects in San Francisco Bay. Significantly more sediment will be required in the Bay to restore and sustain the Bay’s wetlands in the face of rising seas through 2100.
To address this issue, the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission is hiring an Environmental Scientist to lead a project that would coordinate regional efforts, involve key stakeholders, investigate, and develop new policies around sediment and soil issues. The project is funded by a Wetlands Development Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and funding from the State of California Ocean Protection Council. Under general direction of the Long-Range Planning Manager in coordination with the Sediment Program Manager, the Environmental Scientist performs complex and specialized environmental and natural resource analysis, research and studies involving sediment management, resource conservation and restoration, shoreline development, climate change and sea level rise, social equity and environmental justice, public use and enjoyment of the Bay as staff to the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. The Environmental Scientist conducts scientific and policy planning studies reviewing the San Francisco Bay Plan and the Commission’s Special Area Plans and provides recommendations on policy development.
Special focus will be on managing a planning process to support beneficial use of sediment and soil, incorporating social equity and environmental justice and sea level rise and climate change. The Environmental Scientist will work collaboratively with the Regulatory Division’s Sediment Management Program to coordinate regional efforts, involve key stakeholders, investigate, and develop new policies around sediment and soil issues and include a financing strategy to help tackle funding needs. The project includes three phases:
An Open Standards for Conservation Practice “Results Chain Analysis” with regional stakeholders to create a beneficial reuse roadmap;
A potential San Francisco Bay Plan Amendment to address emerging sediment issues, including those addressing wetland and climate adaptation needs; and
A financing strategy to support additional beneficial reuse of sediment and soil. To complete the project, Commission staff will partner with the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture and the San Francisco Estuary Institute.
The Environmental Scientist works with considerable independence and is responsible for a wide variety of complex tasks, including: working with a Commissioner Work Group, literature research, policy and data analysis, technical and policy report writing, policy development, conducting workshops, and community and stakeholder outreach. In addition to the planning duties outlined above, the Environmental Scientist will work independently on report review and development, sediment quality analysis, and permitting with support from the Sediment Management Program Manager. Working in partnership with other public agencies and interest groups, the environmental scientist develops and presents planning recommendations to the Commission and may provide consultative advice to various governmental agencies and other entities; in addition to being assigned lead responsibility for specific projects.
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