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Program Assistant

08.09.23

Pay Range: $45,300 - $65,000, Full Time Equivalent Job Classification: Regular, Exempt Minimum Hours Required: 32 hours per week Benefits: Learn about our employee benefits here Supervisor: Community Programs Director Position Information The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership seeks a Program Assistant to provide fiscal, administrative, and logistical support to the Community Programs Team primarily on stormwater/green infrastructure projects but across the team, as well. This position has a heavy focus on data entry; primary duties include tracking grant and contract expenditures, mileage

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Teacher Intake Form

08.10.23

Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership Teacher Intake Form School Name * Grade * Total number of participating students * Which goals or interests do you hope to achieve through our education program? Check all that apply Science enrichment Environmental stewardship Positive outdoor experience STEM career exposure Classroom/school community building Other (please list below) Other goals or interests: This program is offered free of charge thanks to the generous support of our funders. To ensure future funding, you may be selected to complete the following tasks: administer a pre or post-program

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They sky's the limit! Meet our new UAV

08.09.23

The sky is the limit! We recently obtained a new Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). This cutting-edge tool will dramatically improve our ability to monitor and research habitat restoration and reference sites on federal lands. 

Since 2017, our Monitoring and Research Team has been using UAV technology for several aspects of habitat monitoring, including modeling site topography and identifying dominant plant communities. But in 2020, new federal regulations on UAVs effectively grounded our equipment at federally owned sites like the Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge.   

UAV team

This year, the

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Lamprey survey begins on East Fork Lewis

08.07.23

Representative Peter Abbarno and Councilor Sue Marshall join scientists for lamprey survey on the East Fork Lewis River

The Lower East Fork Lewis Floodplain Reclamation Project is moving full steam ahead. With grants from the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office, Department of Ecology, and NOAA totaling nearly $20 million, this project to restore habitat for native fish and wildlife, reduce flood risk, and control erosion is slated to break ground in late 2024.

But before the physical work of restoring three river miles of the East Fork Lewis River near La Center, WA. can begin, a

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Marci Krass

Marci joined the Estuary Partnership in 2021. She works with the partners on planning and managing riparian restoration projects to provide hands on opportunities for diverse groups of students and community members to engage in land stewardship. Marci brings a range of skills and experience to the team in restoration project management, native revegetation, ecological monitoring, fostering partnerships, and volunteer engagement. Prior to joining the Estuary Partnership, she was a Restoration Program Manager for Willamette Riverkeeper where she designed and implemented landscape-scale

Study Area Map

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Study Area Map

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