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To apply, complete one of the application forms below & submit to Margo Robbins (margo@culturalfire.org). Or apply on-line by clicking the buttons here:
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Title:
Land Stewards Fire Crew Member
Reports To: Land Stewards Fire Crew Lead
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Salary/Wages: $20.76 – $25.13/hr., plus $4.98/hr. Health and Wellness Benefits for regular work hours
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Classification: Full Time Regular, 10 Months/year
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Summary:
Non-Supervisory Position
As a Land Stewards Fire Crew Member, you will work as part of a team that is highly motivated to restore fire processes across Yurok ancestral lands and beyond. Crew members participate in the implementation of cultural burning aimed at achieving culturally appropriate land management objectives such as habitat restoration, enhancing biodiversity, reducing wildfire risk, restoring and maintaining ecological conditions and processes, and removing invasive and unwanted species. As a Land Stewards Fire Crew Member, you will work with CFMC partners and landowners to restore fire to the landscape. Crew members will participate in professional development courses and workshops, with occasional assignments outside the area to support growth as a student of fire.
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Title:
Fire Coordinator
Reports To: Executive Director
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Salary/Wages: $23.00 – $25.89 an hour, plus $4.98 an hour health and welfare benefits on regular hours worked. Starting wage will be determined based on experience and qualifications.
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Classification: Full Time Regular, 12 Months/year
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Summary:
As the Cultural Fire Management Council Fire Coordinator you will work as part of a team that is highly motivated to restore fire processes across Yurok ancestral lands and beyond. All CFMC employees participate in the implementation of cultural burning aimed at achieving culturally appropriate land management objectives such as habitat restoration, enhancing biodiversity, reducing wildfire risk, restoring and maintaining ecological conditions and processes, and removing invasive and unwanted species.
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As the Fire Coordinator you will coordinate with the local school district, CAL Poly Humboldt the Tribe, and others to implement a youth cultural fire program to educate the next generation about the importance of fire on the land. You will receive training in plant identification, ecological observation and vegetation monitoring methods.
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