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Jobs, Internships and Volunteer Opportunities

If you would like your organization's job or volunteer postings listed on this site, please contact us! info@mbeconetwork.org or (204) 947-6511

For other environment-related jobs across Canada, check out www.GoodWorkCanada.ca.

Employment Opportunities

UW Campus Sustainability Office Assistant (external link)
Winnipeg - Deadline July 7, 2008

Wilderness Committee - Canvasser
Winnipeg - Ongoing

Natural Cycle Works
Winnipeg

Volunteer Opportunities
For additional environmental volunteer opportunities in Manitoba contact Liz at info/at/mbeconetwork.org or (204) 947-6511.

Volunteers Needed - Get Involved!
Local environmental organizations need your help.

Churchill Northern Studies Centre

Internships

Employment Opportunities


Wilderness Committee - Canvasser

The Wilderness Committee is currently accepting applications for our Wilderness Canvasser position. The shifts available run from Monday to Friday, 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.. Become a valuable part of the efforts to protect Manitoba's wild lands and species at risk. This doorstep canvass position stresses both public education and mobilization, and membership support. Fair pay and a fun working atmosphere.
Enthusiasm about environmental and conservation issues is a requirement. Past experience is not. Training is provided.
Students welcome to apply.
To apply for the position please email your resume to:
canvasser at wildernesscommittee.mb.ca
Drop off or mail your resume to:
Wilderness Committee, Manitoba Office
3rd Floor – 303 Portage Ave.
Winnipeg, MB
R3B 2B4

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Natural Cycle Works

Natural Cycle Works is looking for people with mechanical aptitude, experience working co-operatively and an interest in learning about and owning and operating a small community focused business.

Job Description:
Repairing and building bicycles and bicycle wheels.
Customer service skills
Participating in weekly meetings and committees to help run a small business
Promoting cycling as a means of transportation

As this business is operated as a worker co op, the applicant should be interested in learning how to run a small business, and if both parties are interested, buy into the business after 1-2 years.
During Fall and Winter 16-24 hrs/week. In Spring and Summer 24-32 hrs/week
Rate of pay $9/hour.
Please drop off or email resume with cover letter to 91 Albert St, lower level, Winnipeg,MB or inquiry@naturalcycle.ca
Qualifications:
Mechanical aptitude
Experience working co operatively
Experience in dealing with the public

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Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers Needed! - Call Liz at (204) 947-6511 for more information on the following volunteer opportunities.

Manitoba Eco-Network
1. Help with mailing and delivery of publications
2. Postering for events around Winnipeg
3. Weekly office volunteer to do various clerical duties and mailings.

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Churchill Northern Studies Centre
http://www.churchillscience.ca
Position: General Volunteers

Application deadline: ongoing
Start date: ongoing, 3 to 6 weeks stay preferred
Location: Churchill MB, Canada

How to Become a Volunteer at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre

The Churchill Northern Studies Centre is an independent, not-for-profit facility dedicated to supporting  research and educational initiatives in Churchill, Manitoba. The facility is located at the junction of three distinct ecosystems and provides a unique insight into life in the tundra, boreal forest and marine environments. The CNSC is open year-round to provide support for ongoing research projects, as well as offering University credit courses, Elderhostel, Earthwatch and our own Learning Vacations. We are proud to present a variety of courses which are designed to capitalize on the area's many seasonal attractions.

Volunteers have always helped the CNSC to function smoothly and efficiently. The Centre welcomes volunteers for our summer programming between June and August and for our winter programming from October to November.  Depending on our programming needs, there may be other opportunities available at other times of the year.

In exchange for working 36 hours per week the Centre provides meals and accommodation. We regret that we are not able to offer compensation for travel to and from the Churchill area. Volunteers are encouraged to participate in the educational courses and related activities, whenever possible.

The CNSC is interested in volunteers that are willing to do a variety of duties. Typically our volunteers help out in some, (but not necessarily all), of the following areas:
* kitchen
* office duties
* housekeeping
* mechanical
* electrical
* welding
* desk top publishing

Most volunteers work in the kitchen assisting the cooks with dessert and salad preparation, baking, slicing and dicing, general cleaning and dishwashing duties under guidance from the kitchen staff. Sometimes these duties are augmented with office duties and light housekeeping on busy changeover days, but mostly our volunteers are needed in the kitchen.

Minimum age is 18, although younger candidates may be considered if accompanied by an adult. Fluency in English is a requirement.

HOW TO APPLY

If you are interested, please send:

1. A letter of interest and a resume to us by fax, e-mail
or regular mail. Please include references.
2. Please include the time frame for which you would be
able to work. We prefer a minimum of three weeks most
of the year and three to six weeks during bear season.
3. We would like to know how you came to hear about
volunteer opportunities at the CNSC.

PH: (204) 675-2307
FAX: (204) 675-2139
E-mail : cnsc @ churchillscience.ca
Address: CNSC, PO Box # 610, Churchill, Manitoba,
R0B 0E0, Canada

You can find out more about us at
http://www.churchillscience.ca

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Internships

No internship postings at this time.

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