Energy Corps is not currently recruiting host sites or members as we conduct a program review in 2020.
Please contact our Executive Director, Steve Thompson, for more information: stevet@ncat.org
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Butte Based:
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This Energy Corps member will conduct research on making the NCAT SIFT (Small-Scale Intensive Farm Training) Farm become more energy efficient and offer better energy functionality. The Energy Corps member will also work with the Sustainable Agriculture Project Coordinator and the Farm Manager to identify resources and opportunities for the SIFT Farm to expand its use of energy efficient technology and research work.
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The Energy Corps member will help complete and distribute a Guide for Resilient Rural Communities to help small towns and cities develop their economy, strengthen community partnerships, develop local food and energy solutions, prepare for weather-related shocks and stresses, and strengthen local self-reliance.
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Livingston Based
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Livingston and Park County are in transition. Traditional industries such as agriculture and railroad maintenance have given way to tourism, residential development, outdoor activities and cultural events. We have a housing shortage, lack of high paying jobs, traffic congestion and substantial poverty. Through community and administrative support, Livingston and Park County have made progress in their recycling, active transportation and conservation programs and want to do more. They hope to join the larger community in developing renewable energy systems. Addressing energy costs in our operations and within the community is one substantial way of reducing the outflow of energy dollars and providing some economic development in the larger community. Given their tight budgets, both governments have a commitment to make smart, economic decisions concerning energy use.
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Whitefish Based:
Whitefish School District
Center for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship Program Coordinator
The role of the Energy Corps member with the Whitefish School District will be to support programming for K-12 students and community members, engage in research, and spread sustainability-related programming learned at the Center for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship (CSE) throughout the community.
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Missoula Based
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The Clark Fork Coalition is a science-based, community-driven, conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the Clark Fork River basin. The Energy Corps service member will help the Coalition continue the success of the past three decades by leading community outreach efforts and encouraging watershed literacy in our river communities through our citizen science, project based learning, and volunteer river corps programs.
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Climate Smart Missoula’s mission is to be the hub that fosters partnership and actions to address climate change in our community. Over the past few years, we have brought together key stakeholders and community leaders to develop a Community Climate Action Plan.
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The Energy Corps member with Freedom Gardens will help support food production of the Frenchtown School District’s greenhouse and assist teachers with lessons about the greenhouse. They will help plant, harvest, and prepare for sale. The member will also help manage the aquaponics system and collect data.
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The National Wildlife Federation’s (NWF) Northern Rockies, Prairies and Pacific Regional Office in Missoula seeks an Education Energy Corps member to assist the Montana Education Coordinator with promoting environmental stewardship and engaging communities, schools, and partners in opportunities that help develop and connect community stewards, support sustainable environmental education, and restore/protect wildlife habitat. The NWF education programs supported by this work include Eco-Schools USA , Garden for Wildlife, and many community outreach opportunities.
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Home ReSource is a nonprofit business with a commitment to reduce waste and build a more vibrant and sustainable local economy. We collect and sell reusable building materials, channel materials to those in need, provide green job training, offer reuse skill-building opportunities, and foster Missoula’s move toward Zero Waste. Every day, we keep tons of good materials out of the landfill and provide affordable building materials to the Western Montana community. Since opening in 2003, we’ve helped put thousands of tons of building materials back to work in Montana homes, offices, playgrounds, gardens, and dog and bird houses.
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Helena Based
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The Energy Corps member with BWMT further develops and coordinates the BWMT education program, including: strategic planning and oversight of community outreach efforts, development & implementation of workshops and trainings, and leadership of other projects which increase community knowledge on both bicycle operation, safety and laws, and pedestrian safety; and education and provision of understanding of transportation design.
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DEQ and YTTC have partnered to advance electric transportation and electric vehicle infrastructure across Montana, focusing on rural areas and key tourism corridors and locations. YTCC and DEQ find the role of an Energy Corps member crucial to fulfilling the outreach and education necessary for the deployment of electric vehicle charging stations and vehicles throughout Montana.
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The Energy Corps member will assist with outreach for the Governor’s SMART Schools Challenge
Initiative. The SMART (Save Money and Resources Today) Schools Challenge is a program of the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) in Helena and is a voluntary competition between K-12 schools throughout Montana to increase energy efficiency, decrease landfill waste, and improve environmental health of the school environment.
Learn more: http://governor.mt.gov/SmartSchools
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Havre Based:
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Opportunity Link is a regional nonprofit agency committed to finding systemic ways to reduce poverty and help the communities of north central Montana achieve independence, prosperity, and a better way of life. This Energy Corps member will assist in increasing energy awareness through education and outreach efforts to those groups most affected by energy and climate fluctuations, which will increase the sustainability of the community and the resiliency of our rural residents.
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Yellowstone Park Based
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The Energy Corps member will support the Yellowstone’s Sustainability Program and will include a variety of tasks that help assess, manage and report on energy use. The member will also help share information and develop priorities as well as assist in programs and projects that reduce energy, water, and waste. As the member will be working on multiple reports, project development, and assessments, the tasks are inherently results-based.
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Glacier Country Based
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This Glacier National Park based member is an individual who can focus their full-time energy towards developing a community sustainability plan. The Energy Corps member will develop a community-based plan to create a sustainable culture in Glacier National Park, involving visitors and the surrounding neighborhood.
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Red Lodge Based:
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The City of Red Lodge believes there is a need to reduce energy costs for city buildings, as well as improving the recycling operations in the community. The Red Lodge Energy Corps member will engage in several projects for the City of Red Lodge that fall under the 2013 Red Lodge Growth Policy under the Climate Protection section and under the Infrastructure and City Services goals of demonstrating a commitment to environmental protection and sustainability.
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To apply please visit: www.nationalservice.gov/mp/listing/publicRequestSearch.do
Type Energy Corps in the Program Name box. Then, apply for the position of interest. It is not necessary to apply for multiple positions. If you are chosen for an interview you can list all positions of interest at that time.
*Disclaimer: Due to fluctuating host sites we cannot ensure that every position listed will be available at the time of application. We do our best to place members with host sites that are mutually the best fit. If a host site decides they are unable to host a member in the coming year the position will be promptly removed from this site.
