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Just one week till we open for the 2023 gardening season! Through storm after storm after storm, we and our plants have weathered them all and are eager to open on April 1st (We're not fooling you!) What better time to plant beautiful OAEC perennials in moist soil in anticipation of what should be a magnificent spring. Open Weekends April-October 10am5pm.ā 15290 Coleman Valley Rd (upper driveway) Occidental CA
Bookkeeper and Payroll Administrator Wanted![]()
40 hrs per week, year-round. Non-residential position.![]()
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Application Deadline: Wednesday, March 15, 2023 (or until position is filled)![]()
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Start date: On or after Monday, April 3, 2023![]()
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The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center (OAEC) seeks a full-time (40 hours/week) Bookkeeper and Payroll Administrator to support OAECās finance and payroll administration systems. Reporting to OAECās Finance Director, the Bookkeeper and Payroll Administrator will be part of a two-person Finance Department team that serves OAECās diverse portfolio of projects and programs, including its growing Fiscally Sponsored Projects (FSP) Program. Visit our jobs page for more info.
Bookkeeper and Payroll Administrator Wanted - Occidental Arts & Ecology Center
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Bookkeeper and Payroll Administrator 40 hrs per week, year-round. Non-residential position. Application Deadline: Wednesday, March 15, 2023 (or until position... Read More >
It's time to take our "fire fears and connect that with our water woes!" As we thin and limb our forests and landscapes towards fire fuels reduction, let us remember that "slash ain't trash - it's beneficial biomass!" We can put that material to good use to decrease erosion, build soil, increase water holding capacity, and create habitat for critters. Check out this great clip that Brock Dolman did for NBC news that sums up our "Fuels to Flows" work on OAEC's 80-acre wildlands management demonstration site.
Sonoma County Center Studies the Intersection of Fire and Flood
www.nbcbayarea.com
Weāve certainly had a wild winter, with some pretty intense rain and floods. But looking ahead, people are also anticipating what our next fire season might look like.
A native Calif. species is making a major comeback
www.sfgate.com
Experts say they could help combat drought conditions and foster the return of...OAEC News
Upcoming WATER Institute Events
Upcoming events in watershed, beaver, and process-based restoration.
Dr Rejendra Singh at OAEC – SOLD OUT!
Thanks for your interest. This event is SOLD OUT! OAEC and the WATER Institute are excited to welcome world renowned water conservationist Dr. Rajendra Singh to OAEC! Join us for … Read more
