Wildfire Network promotes firefighter safety, vocational job and business creation, and youth education in pursuit of community wildfire resiliency. We guide wildland and prescribed fire training in a focused and safety minded manner, train and mentor youth in forest health, wildfire mitigation and safe firefighting techniques, educate K-12 students on natural fire processes within their environment and aid communities in obtaining needed assistance with wildfire risk reduction and property stewardship. We are looking for board members and committee members in:Education and OutreachTechnologyForest HealthPrivate ContractingEconomic developmentFundraisingWe are also looking for NWCG qualified fire instructors... must have either M-410 or Fire Instructor 1 and 5 years experience instructing. S130/190 and refreshers are most common request, however 200 level courses are also needed. Will be paid on an as needed basis. Firefighter Development Program:Looking for wildland instructors (wildland ONLY) to teach all levels Shoot me an email for details krys@wildfirenetwork.org

helping fire departments with wildland coordination, administration, grant writing and administration, community meetings and education, design and distribution of educational materials, tablet-based forms (fire reports,unit logs, etc) websites for fire departments and community associations

An honor to serve on the panel that distributes Collaborative Forest Restoration Program funds to projects across NM.Since 2001 the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program (CFRP) has funded 166 projects including close to 500 partners in planning and implementing collaborative forest restoration and small diameter utilization projects in 20 counties across New Mexico. These projects have restored over 30,000 acres and created over 700 jobs.

http://www.fireadaptednewmexico.org/Hub organization leaders will convene and facilitate workshops and peer learning exchanges with other public and private community‐based institutions and partnerships working on fire adaptation in their respective geographies. The WRTC and FLN will convene national workshops, aggregate learning, and share across regions and with Forest Service program leaders, FAC Coalition members and other partners to aid in adapting programs and strategies over time. Thesecollective efforts will promote collaboration among local, state, tribal, and federal partners at the community level and beyond, creating a multi‐scalar network.

wildland coordinator, WUI specialist, SimsTable, public education, sawyer on fuels crew, FF1

volunteer firefighter/emtproduce newsletteraid with national reporting systemsproduce website

firefightingthinning projectspublic meetingspreparing reportswebsitehomeowner hazard mitigation assessments

santa fe office support provides offsite administrative services to small business and entrepreneurs. we handle those administrative tasks that take you away from growing your business, and have a genuine interest in helping you succeed.some services:general word processingcontact managementcustom forms: invoices, intake forms, etcmanuals/handbooksnewslettersreportsweb design, hosting, domain namesonline classroom setup and designthink about how outsourcing some of your mundane tasks could save you time and money, and give us a call.

Hired into a new medical practice as a medical technician with computer talents. Created a majority of the paper forms used in the office.Created marketing materials including reminder postcards, newspaper advertisements and the office website.Became a liason between patients and management

web design firm