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Employee Benefits

01.04.23

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership offers many benefits to support the health and wellbeing of our staff and their families. Below is an overview of benefits available for eligible employees. The Estuary Partnership supports a healthy work-life balance and offers competitive, comprehensive benefits so that our employees can thrive in their personal lives and at work. Full-time employees (those working at least 0.75 FTE or 30 hours per week) are eligible for all benefits. Explore the specific benefits below for more information.

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Jenny Dezso

Jenny joined the Estuary Partnership in 2016. She identifies, develops, and implements stream and wetland habitat restoration projects. She works in the beautiful floodplains of the Columbia River Gorge, in tributary tidal wetlands, and upper watershed creeks and habitats. In addition to in-stream restoration project management, she leads revegetation, monitoring, research, and stakeholder engagement efforts on projects. Prior to joining the Estuary Partnership, Jenny was Project Manager at the Clackamas River Basin Council. She holds a B.A. in Environmental Science and Geography from the

RFQ for On-Call Services

12.02.22

Request for Qualifications for Engineering and Design, Construction Management

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from firms interested in providing “on-call” technical assistance services to our Habitat Restoration Program. Our Habitat Restoration Program is largely focused on restoring and reconnecting tidal and fluvial floodplains and other habitats important for juvenile salmonid and lamprey rearing and refugia within the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership study area. Over the past fourteen years, we have successfully used on-call

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5th graders react to environmental ed

12.03.22

Sacajawea Elementary School’s Skyhawk News features Estuary Partnership environmental education classroom lessons and field trip

Students at Sacajawea Elementary School produced an outstanding video documenting environmental education classroom lessons and a field trip to Salmon Creek facilitated by Environmental Educators with the Estuary Partnership for their school’s daily news program, Skyhawk News.

This three-minute news segment is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your day. 

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Principal Restoration Ecologist Application 2022

12.28.22

Principal Restoration Ecologist  Salary Range:   $75,000-$98,000, Full Time Equivalent    Job Classification:  Regular, Exempt    Benefits:  Learn about our benefits here Minimum Hours:   32 Hours Per Week  Supervisor:   Chief Scientist  Position Information The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership seeks a Principal Restoration Ecologist to identify, develop, and implement habitat restoration projects in the lower Columbia River. Specifically, this is a full-time position that works with landowners and other stakeholders to evaluate sites for restoration; collects and analyzes field data

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