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Page 8 farmland preservation report September 2005 <br />jobs digest <br />For full information on these and other <br />jobs, see Ita.org. <br />Piedmont Environmental Council <br />(VA), Culpeper County Land <br />Conservation Officer - identify key <br />at -risk properties and natural <br />resources and develop and implement <br />protection strategies.Tuolumne River <br />Trust (CA), Executive Director - <br />Growing environmental group seeks <br />executive director to take organization <br />to next level. The Nature <br />Conservancy (DE), Director of <br />Land Protection, Delaware <br />Bayshores - develop, coordinate and <br />lead the conservation program for the <br />Delaware Bayshores project. Provide <br />entrepreneurial leadership in <br />developing a well- funded, community - <br />based, land conservation program. <br />Sonoma County Agricultural <br />Preservation Open Space District <br />(CA), Conservation Acquisition <br />Specialist - Salary: $5,739 - $6,976 <br />monthly plus excellent benefits. <br />Harford Land Trust (MD), Executive <br />Director - Seeking a motivated <br />professional to manage a 14 year old <br />non - profit conservation organization <br />with productive volunteers, an active <br />Board of Directors and the potential for <br />a part-time clerical assistant. Salary is <br />commensurate with qualifications, <br />experience and fund raising success. <br />Land Conservancy of San Luis <br />Obispo County (CA), Conservation <br />Project Manager - manage and <br />implement conservation projects <br />including land acquisitions, <br />conservation easements, and <br />resource restoration. <br />conferences <br />Sept. 28 -30, Burlington, VT: Rural <br />Entrepreneurship & Economic <br />Development Conference, sponsored <br />by Northeast Regional Center for Rural <br />Development. Call 814 863 -4656 or see <br />www.cas.nercrd.psu.edu. <br />Oct. 14 - 17, Madison, WI: Land Trust <br />Rally, 18th annual. See LTA.org. <br />Oct. 16 -19, Greensboro NC: 4th <br />National Small Farm Conference <br />sponsored by the USDA Cooperative <br />State Research, Education and <br />Extension Service. Call 336 334 -7734 <br />or see www.csrees.usda.gov.Dec. <br />14, Harrisburg, PA: Future of Our <br />Food and Farms summit. See <br />www.foodfarm.org. <br />EvergreenCap <br />italAtkisors <br />INC. <br /><Fln��r�`ra! ad�esrrr <br />governmental <br />farmland <br />pre- servation <br />programs <br />12 Na�sau Street <br />I?rtizcetE�II, �s.-1 "; �er;.e�• oi;;�.3 <br />tel: (609) 2 „i -oo613 <br />faN; (bog M. q -0065 <br />pa ri )evertrreen ca. com <br />iv«v6.ctrc r�;te.L a1Ca.C.+art1 <br />Daniel Patiiok O'Con -tell <br />I': ;siareytt <br />Land Evaluation & Site Assessment <br />Plan Development <br />Consultant to Local & State Governments <br />LLOYD E. WRIGHT <br />301681 -7764 Cell: 301221-3423 <br />LEW52841 @aol.com Fax: 301681 -3260 <br />11307 Baritone Court, Silver Spring, Maryland 20901 <br />Jan. 26 -28, 2006, Denver: Fifth Annual <br />Conference, The New Partners for <br />Smart Growth. The conference will <br />highlight cutting -edge smart growth <br />issues, latest research, implementation <br />tools, case studies and more. See the <br />Smart Growth Network website. <br />Sponsored by Sustainable Communities <br />Network and US EPA. <br />BERKELEY <br />510- 841 -9190 <br />SACRAMENTO <br />916 - 649 -8010 <br />DENVER <br />303 - 623 -3557 <br />www.epsys.com <br />Providing financial analysis and implementation <br />strategies for farmland preservation and habitat <br />conservation projects. <br />PLANNER IV <br />DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE <br />Expert level in a broad area of planning requiring the highest level of technical <br />expertise. This position involves review of land development projects for <br />compatibility with comprehensive land use plans and agricultural and /or rural <br />community planning. Experience in the use of GIS preferred. Applicants must <br />have education, training and /or experience demonstrating competence in each of <br />the following areas: 1. Responsibility for a most complex planning project <br />(complexity to be determined by variables such as discipline, population, fiscal <br />impact, geographic area, social impact, planning horizon, public involvement, <br />research and analysis, and the nature of the project team). 2. Experience as a <br />Subject Matter Expert by demonstrating knowledge in the review of land <br />development projects. 3. A minimum of three years experience as a planner or <br />three years experience performing planning functions. 4. Ability to communicate <br />effectively. <br />Salary: $47,102 - $58,877 (Minimum — Midpoint) Pay grade 17 <br />See full description and apply on -line at www.delawarestateiobs.com <br />or, contact: <br />Delaware Department of Agriculture, Human Resources Office <br />2320 S. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901 <br />Phone: (302) 698 -4500 <br />n <br />