Headquarters:
16750 Mt. Rose Hwy
Reno, Nevada
89511
States Served: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming
Great Basin Institute
FOUNDED IN: 1998 | ACCREDITATION STATUS : Not Accredited
DESCRIPTION
Co-founded in 1998 by two PhD students, Jerry Keir and Sanjay Pyare, at the University of Nevada, the Institute began as a field studies program to mobilize University faculty, students, and volunteers in applied science and direct service to support national parks, forests, open spaces and public lands. Since then, for over two decades, GBI has supported over 7,000 conservationist serving hundreds of projects to realize positive environmental change across the western US. GBI has raised over 165MM for research, education, and service, making impactful contributions to serving the public and our public lands. GBI is based out of Reno, Nevada, with Satellite offices in Las Vegas, Nevada and South Lake Tahoe, CA. GBI is the recipient of the 2015 USFS’s “Regional Forester Award,” the Nevada Governor’s Points of Light Award in 2005 and was named “Outstanding Non-government Organization” by Environmental Leadership in 2001.
AVAILABLE JOBS
Leadership Development Program
Actively Recruiting: Yes
Type of Position: Corpsmember (Crew)
Town, City, Park, etc:
Las Vegas, Nevada
Benefits: College Credit, Dental Insurance, Education Award, Health Insurance, Housing – Primarily Camping, Housing Stipend/Assistance, Vision Insurance
Restoration and Recreation Technician
Actively Recruiting: Yes
Type of Position: Corpsmember / Intern
Town, City, Park, etc:
Las Vegas, Nevada
Benefits: Dental Insurance, Education Award, Health Insurance, Housing Stipend/Assistance, Student Loan Forbearance, Vision Insurance
Assistant Project Archivist - Yellowstone NP
Actively Recruiting: Yes
Deadline to apply: 2024-07-19
Type of Position: Staff (Full-Time)
Town, City, Park, etc:
Gardiner, Montana
Benefits: Dental Insurance, Health Insurance, Housing Stipend/Assistance, Vision Insurance
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