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Forest Stewards Youth Corps Hiring Members and Leaders for Fall Crew

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Successful Candidates Will Work on National Forests, Jemez Pueblo
ALBUQUERQUE, NM – July 7, 2023 –The Cibola National Forest & National Grasslands (NF&NGs) is sharing employment and job training opportunities for young adults with the Forest Stewards Youth Corps.
The Forest Stewards Youth Corps Fall Fire and Fuels crew is now hiring Crew Members with Mountainair and Espanola US Forest Service Districts, and Jemez Pueblo Natural Resource Department! Crew Leaders are needed in Espanola. Crews gain wildfire fighting training and complete wildfire, prescribed burning, tree planting and natural resource management projects. Spend your fall outside while gaining valuable experience and making a difference in your community.
The 13-week program runs from August 21st till through November 10th with possibility of extension.

  • Crew Members earn $16.25 an hour
  • Crew Leaders earn $17.75 an hour
  • Includes Paid Holidays and Sick Leave.
  • All participants gain all basic wildland fire certifications and S-212 chainsaw certification needed to get a job as wildland firefighter.
  • Housing available at Mountainair Ranger Station
    Complete the online application and find more information at https://foreststewardsguild.org/fsyc-fallfirefuels/

More information at www.foreststewardsguild.org/fsyc. Email cora@forestguild.org with any questions.

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*General Meeting*

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TOMORROW, Tuesday, July 11th at 9:00 AM

Community Center Gymnasium

Lunch will be served at 12:00 PM

Open to Tribal Members

Tribal Employees & Enterprise Employees must obtain approval from their supervisors and sign in to receive Administrative Leave.

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East Mountain Resource Center sponsors barrel covers for upcoming rodeo

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East Mountain Resource Center is proud to sponsor the barrel covers for this year’s rodeo. Our program works diligently to prevent domestic violence in our community and this is a great way to participate in our annual celebration while creating awareness for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives epidemic.

We are also sponsoring two family-friendly activities during the rodeo, so come join us for some fun at our Family Stick Horse Relay and Calf Scramble. All events will be held during the rodeo. We are excited to be a valuable community partner with the rodeo staff and look forward to future partnerships.

On behalf of our team, we wish our community a safe and enjoyable 4th of July! If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call 911 if an emergency or our office at (575) 464-0079.

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