Pax is conducting baseline surveys and preparing a habitat suitability assessment for southwestern pond turtle (SWPT, Actinemys marmorata pallida) to determine existing conditions for Phase 1 of a multi-phased habitat restoration project under a Tribal Wildlife Grant from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. The surveys adhere to USGS and California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) guidelines for SWPT to effectively determine pond turtle presence and relative abundance, habitat suitability within a 10-acre zone, and provide replicable survey results using the same methods in future SWPT survey and monitoring efforts. The data collected from the surveys and the assessment will be used to develop a SWPT habitat restoration plan. #paxenvironmental #restoration #hiring #jobsearch #environmentalconsulting
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Pax Environmental Inc. is currently hiring a Billing Administrator/Office Support role in the Ojai area. Interested candidates can review the position job description and find out how to apply by visiting the link below! https://lnkd.in/eUQp5giG #bestplacetowork #paxenviro #environmentalconsulting #teamculture #administration
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Pax Environmental Inc. is currently hiring an Accountant in the Ojai area. Interested candidates can review the position job description and find out how to apply by visiting the link below! https://lnkd.in/eUQp5giG #bestplacetowork #paxenviro #environmentalconsulting #teamculture #accounting #accountant
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On Friday, June 28th members of the Pax team, joined by local community members Jerry and Tree Bear, volunteered at Middle Stewart Canyon in Ojai to remove invasive species from the creek bed and allow for further growth of native species. Follow the link in our bio to learn more about Pax’s volunteer day and ongoing restoration efforts at Middle Stewart Canyon. https://lnkd.in/gncSY8hW #volunteer #paxenviro #enviornmentalconsulting #restoration #ojai
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Meet Jenna Levine! Jenna joined the team in April of 2023 as an archaeologist. Pax recently sponsored Jenna to attend the American Association of Biological Anthropologists meeting in Los Angeles! Visit the link below to learn more about her experience at this year’s conference! https://lnkd.in/g9yF3FgY #anthropology #biology #paxenvironmental #hiring #bestplacetowork #consulting #archaeology
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In partnership with the Ojai Valley Green Coalition and the Ojai Climate Action Network, Pax Environmental Inc. invites you to join Green Drinks! This monthly community-building event brings together community members interested in our local environment. Once a quarter, Green Drinks will convene at Topa Topa Brewing Co. for a focused presentation by local environmental leaders. We look forward to seeing you there! #greendrinks #ojai #coffee #environmentalconsulting #paxenvironmental #restoration #community
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During week 7 of the Pax Environmental Science Institute (PESI) program, students were taught the basics of Flintknapping by Pax Archaeologist Jorge Peralta! Students got to learn about techniques and experiment with forming different shapes out of obsidian! #ojai #archaeology #flintknapping #paxenviro #jobsearch #hiring
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Pax Environmental Inc. wishes you a safe and happy 4th of July! #julyfourth #paxenvironmental #hiring #jobsearch #restoration
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Join members of the Pax team at Ojai’s 33rd annual Pride celebration this Sunday, June 30th! This walk will begin at 11 a.m. at the fountain in Libby Park and end with Ojai’s first-ever Pride Picnic. To learn more about the event click the link bellow. https://lnkd.in/gSvZ_T8X #pride #paxenvironmental #queersinthevalley
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Biologist at Montrose Environmental Group
1ySounds like a great project. The Tribal Wildlife Grant is an interesting twist. Is this a Tribal project?