Peak Facilitation is hiring a program associate! At Peak Facilitation, we provide facilitation and mediation services throughout the West, primarily focusing on facilitating stakeholder collaboration and public engagement in public policy issues related to natural resource planning and management. In this full-time position, the successful candidate will support collaborative stakeholder and community engagement projects by writing technical documents and summaries, communicating with stakeholders and clients, overseeing meeting preparation and logistics, and facilitating small group discussions. Applications are due by Friday, August 8, but earlier applications will be considered first. Learn more about position duties, preferred candidate qualifications, and how to apply HERE.
Colorado Division of Water Resources now Hiring Assistant Division Engineer (PE II). The purpose of this position is to provide leadership, guidance and oversight to the Division 5 operations group responsible for Augmentation Plan coordination and administration. This group supports water rights administration by developing methodologies to collect and analyze water diversion and delivery data to verify augmentation plan operators are operating in compliance with all applicable court decrees, statutes, rules and regulations and to analyze Water Court applications, including reports of engineering experts, consult with the Water Court Referee regarding all applications, write reports summarizing the agency’s position and negotiate or provide expert engineering support / testimony to litigate any conditions necessary to protect existing water rights; to supervise professional and technical staff; and provide assistance to the public in understanding Colorado water law. Application closes August 3rd, 2025. Learn more or apply HERE.
Biohabitats is seeking a Bioregion Team Leader that will play a pivotal role in fostering an inclusive and engaged work environment, developing business, and ensuring successful project delivery in our Western Bioregions. The ideal candidate will have advanced training and consulting experience in core discipline(s) relevant to landscape ecology and water resources within the diverse western U.S. ecosystems, ranging from rural to urban settings. They will also have the ability and desire to lead, coach, and mentor others; facilitate relationships; and connect team members to project and learning opportunities. Finally, they will have a passion for ecological stewardship, foundational to thriving within a purpose-driven organization. Learn more or apply HERE.