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Welcome to the Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership

The Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP), a program of the Sierra Nevada Alliance, places twenty-seven full time AmeriCorps members at different conservation organizations throughout the Sierra Nevada to assess and restore impaired watershed habitats and increase community stewardship by conducting watershed restoration and ecological monitoring, watershed education, and volunteer recruitment and support.

“This is the best position for anyone who loves stewardship work and wants to be in one of the most spectacular places in the country with great people. I am learning new things every day and enjoying my work."
-Andrew Schurr, 2009 SNAP Member
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Program News:

2013/14 Host Site Applications due June 10th!

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Would your organization/ agency benefit from a full time SNAP Member organizing and leading watershed restoration and education efforts in your community? Join over 35 Sierra Nevada organizations that have benefited from hosting amazing, passionate and talented SNAP Members, the leaders of watershed stewardship. Click here for Host Site application details, please contact mike@sierranevadaalliance.org with questions.

Sierra Nevada Alliance is Hiring!

The Sierra Nevada Alliance is currently hiring a Development & Communications Director. Follow this link to learn more about this opportunity. http://www.sierranevadaalliance.org/programs/db/pics/1365612346_25742.f_pdf.pdf .

The Alliance is also hiring a SNAP Program Assistant. Click Here to download the position description. Please send your resume and cover letter to mike@sierranevadaalliance.org. Contact Mike Thornton, SNAP Program Director at 530-542-4546 x 312 for more details.


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