Natural History Wanderings

Who We Are:  Founded in 1989, the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation is a watershed-based nonprofit whose mission is to restore and conserve the Laguna de Santa Rosa and the surrounding watershed, and inspire public appreciation of this RAMSAR wetland of International importance. We collaborate with many stakeholders to restore and conserve the Laguna. The Foundation is involved in various vital efforts in the watershed through our partnerships, including restoring native habitats, invasive species, Sonoma County native plant propagation, and vernal pool stewardship.

Restoration Technician About the Position: Working under the supervision of the Restoration Field Supervisor, the Restoration Technician works on various projects including native plant propagation, riparian restoration, endangered species monitoring and restoration, and invasive species management. This is an entry-level, full-time position. Some training is provided. Read more and learn how to apply at   Restoration Technician – CNPS Forums

Conservation Science Specialist About the Position:The Conservation Science Specialist (CSS) works closely with the Conservation Science and Restoration teams to perform essential functions to support the successful implementation of Laguna Foundation restoration and conservation science projects, specifically (but not limited to) vernal pool habitat management and rare plant conservation and restoration. The CSS is responsible for the implementation of field work, often working independently, or supervising Restoration Technicians, maintaining project records, and assisting with preparing monitoring and progress reports to funders. Read more and learn how to apply at  

Conservation Science Specialist – CNPS Forums