We're Hiring for Three Part-Time Positions in our Recycling and Food & Farming Programs

We’re Hiring for Three Part-Time Positions in our Recycling and Food & Farming Programs

We have three positions currently open that are ideal for students, young people, or others looking for entry-level environmental work. We will be announcing more… Read more »
City Seeks to Relocate North Berkeley Farmers' Market

City Seeks to Relocate North Berkeley Farmers’ Market

The City of Berkeley, driven by safety concerns, is proposing that the North Berkeley Farmers’ Market relocate, in a very short timeframe. The Ecology Center… Read more »
Bay Area State of Our Water Symposium, 1/29/15

Bay Area State of Our Water Symposium, 1/29/15

Curious about how our water supply is doing in the midst of another dry January? Join our upcoming event, next Thursday, January 29th from 7-9… Read more »
Spare the Air All Winter? Drought, Poor Air Quality, and Inequity

Spare the Air All Winter? Drought, Poor Air Quality, and Inequity

December seems long gone, along with the big storms it brought. The weeks of dry, sunny and windless winter weather contribute to California’s ongoing drought,… Read more »

We’re Hiring for Three Part-Time Positions in our Recycling and Food & Farming Programs

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We're Hiring for Three Part-Time Positions in our Recycling and Food & Farming Programs
We have three positions currently open that are ideal for students, young people, or others looking for entry-level environmental work. We will be announcing more positions across several of our programs in the coming weeks, check back at ecologycenter.org/jobs. Here’s the positions we’re currently accepting applications for: RECYCLING CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSISTANT (2 Positions Open) The… Read more »

City Seeks to Relocate North Berkeley Farmers’ Market

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City Seeks to Relocate North Berkeley Farmers' Market
The City of Berkeley, driven by safety concerns, is proposing that the North Berkeley Farmers’ Market relocate, in a very short timeframe. The Ecology Center is very concerned that the City’s proposal would jeopardize the viability, safety, and feel of a celebrated community resource. The City’s proposal reconfigures the farmers’ market into a single-file, narrow… Read more »

Bay Area State of Our Water Symposium, 1/29/15

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Bay Area State of Our Water Symposium, 1/29/15
Curious about how our water supply is doing in the midst of another dry January? Join our upcoming event, next Thursday, January 29th from 7-9 PM and learn, discuss, and enjoy a night focused on our most precious resource. The Bay Area State of Our Water Symposium addresses the question: what is the state of… Read more »

Spare the Air All Winter? Drought, Poor Air Quality, and Inequity

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Spare the Air All Winter? Drought, Poor Air Quality, and Inequity
December seems long gone, along with the big storms it brought. The weeks of dry, sunny and windless winter weather contribute to California’s ongoing drought, and they also have a hard impact on air quality. There’s not too much we can do to change the weather, which is caused by the winter inversion, the high… Read more »

As Keystone XL Decision Looms for Obama, Join “No KXL” Vigil Tomorrow, 1/13/15

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As Keystone XL Decision Looms for Obama, Join "No KXL" Vigil Tomorrow, 1/13/15
The Keystone XL project seemed to move forward quickly last week, as a key court decision in Nebraska failed to stop the pipeline, and a new Republican-led congress took it up as a first order of business in 2015. Environmentalists nationwide are not giving up without making their voices heard loud and clear by President… Read more »