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Agriculture & Natural Resources/Community Resource Development Program Leader - NC A&T State University - Greensboro, North Carolina
Department/Program Overview: The Cooperative Extension Program at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is an educational outreach organization within the School of Agriculture and ...
Natural Resource Officer I (Park Ranger) at Prairie Dog State Park - Position #123053 - Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism - Norton, Kansas
NATURAL RESOURCE OFFICER I (PARK RANGER) AT PRAIRIE DOG STATE PARK - POSITION #123053 This classified permanent, full-time position is located at Prairie Dog State Park, Parks Division; and is directly ...
Natural Resource Officer I (Park Ranger) at Glen Elder State Park - Position #123106 - Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism - Glen Elder, Kansas
NATURAL RESOURCE OFFICER I (PARK RANGER ) - POSITION #123106This classified permanent, full-time position is located at Glen Elder State Park, Parks Division; and is directlysupervised by Scott Skucius, ...

Northeast

Welcome to the Northeast Chapter of the River Management Society!
Our goal is to further the RMS mission by providing a network for members to expand their knowledge of river management through participation and involvement in RMS-Northeast Chapter activities.

Our members hail from the Mid-Atlantic states of Maryland, DC, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and New York up through the New England states: Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. We represent a variety of professionals in the private and public sectors, from federal, state and local agencies to edicational non-profits and consultants.

Our fascinating range of expertise includes geomorphologic design, economic modeling, hydropower relicensing, and whitewater course development. In 2011, RMS-NE partnered with the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, hosting webinars in support of their effort to educate watertrail users about aquatic invasive species.

Chapter Bylaws explain how the RMS-Northeast Chapter guides our operation. Chapter accomplishments are many and we think you'll be interested in attending chapter activities such as those we produced in 2009 -2011.

The most recent RMS newsletter with a Northeast Chapter focus is Fall 2011, Volume 24, No. 3. You can view the most recent RMS newsletter by clicking here. All journal back issues are archived online, available with other Society publications on the members-only side of the website.

Chapter Officers

All professional members are eligible to run for office, for which they will serve a three-year term. Candidates should familiarize themselves with the Chapter Officer Roles and be willing to be an active participant. Contact any Northeast Chapter officer to contribute to regional or national RMS activities.

Currently, officer positions are vacant. Contact Risa Shimoda, Executive Director if you or others are interested in being part of the leadership for this exciting region!

2009 Accomplishments

2010 Accomplishments

2011 Workplan

Articles of interest / input requested: Comments on the attached report on the economic impact of invasive species are welcome! Contact information was provided through the RMS Listserve 1-6-2013: members can look in the listserve archive for that notice.