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Come work with us!

Ash Creek seeks to make the world a better place – for our employees, our community and the ecosystems where we work.   

We invest in our employees with extensive on-the-job training and classes that improve employees’ marketability and potential advancement both within and outside of our business. Our staff receive professional training in plant identification, re-establishment and stewardship; we emphasize and insist upon safety in all of our restoration practices.  

 

All full-time employees receive: 

Paid leave for vacation and health, personal, and family time 

Health insurance 

Raises based on performance and certifications

Current Job Opening:

Position: Habitat Restoration Specialist (Click here to see Job Description)

Job Type: Full-time (90-day introductory probation period)

Hourly Pay: $18.50-$22.50

Schedule: Monday to Friday

Location: Hillsboro, Oregon 

Transportation: Provide own transportation to work sites, Hillsboro facility or other planned locations

 

Summary: Execute habitat restoration treatments while maintaining measurable safety, quality, and output requirements

Position: Habitat Restoration Apprentice (Click here to see Job Description)

Summary:

Ash Creek Forest Management, LLC is offering paid apprenticeships for early-career professionals who have faced historic, systemic, or socioeconomic barriers to entry into the natural resource management profession. Black/Indigenous/People of Color (BIPOC), women, and youth from rural areas, with low-income, or who identify as LGBTQ+ are encouraged to apply. (Note: Because 75% percent of our apprentices should come from marginalized backgrounds, we also can consider applicants who do not meet these criteria; please inquire if you have questions about joining the apprenticeship program.)

 

Successful applicants will work and learn in a small cohort with other apprentices and under the guidance of industry professionals. The apprentice position will be working in the field and in office/classroom. Apprentices will gain knowledge and experience essential for entry-level positions in the habitat restoration industry; will conduct work on restoration projects throughout the greater Portland metro area; will learn a variety of habitat restoration principles and methods; and will be engaged in a cohort to foster community creation and lifelong professional networking opportunities.

 

 

(we aren't actively seeking to fill, but it never hurts to reach out if you're qualified)

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Project Specialist

Project Specialist are essentially "Project Managers" who don't have a full portfolio yet. This position involves developing a portfolio, running projects, and working directly with clients. 

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Project Ecologist

Project Ecologists are a jack of all trades when it comes to ecology. They have the ability to take on any project and become an expert in it. Need a plant survival report? Got it. Need an amphibian survey? Got it.

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Team Trainer

Team Trainers are experienced individuals whose passion is education and training newer folks. This is a great role for someone with lots of ecological restoration experience, but does not want to deal with clients. 

Other Positions

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