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PARK PIC OF THE WEEK
Photo by: Tunnel Tops Photo Show
You are invited to submit photos for a chance to be featured in a Presidio Tunnel Tops Photo Show this summer. The pics can be from any park, anywhere. See more details below.
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NEWS
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Presidio Tunnel Tops Opening Day is only eight months away! Parks Conservancy staff are invited to submit their photos for a chance to be featured in a Presidio Tunnel Tops Photo Show coming to the Presidio this summer. The photo can be from any park, anywhere, as long as it captures the joy of being outside. Email to commons@parksconservancy.org.
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The Park Academy team is working hard to schedule some helpful training sessions during this time of transition for the Parks Conservancy. We especially want to highlight trainings led by fellow Conservancy staff and colleagues at the NPS and also those hosted by Claremont EAP, which is offering some great coffee/lunch-time seminars over the next few weeks.
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Task Force Teams are continuing their work on Conservancy 2.0, aiding in decision-making about the Parks Conservancy’s future. A Task Force Teams Update is now available to brief you on their work. Many thanks to all the staff from across the organization who have contributed to this important work.
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NPS News Release: In 2020, more than 17.7 million visitors visited Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Muir Woods National Monument, Fort Point National Historic Site, Point Reyes National Seashore, and San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park.
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The job board is for sharing job posts related to the work we do at the Parks Conservancy. You can sort each of the job boards by any of the columns by clicking on the header. The job board is maintained by Clara Wallace. Please send questions to cwallace@parksconservancy.org.
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See the presentation that was given to manager's last week about the 2020 Performance Process and Conversations.
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The Parks Conservancy and NPS will have limited internship opportunities this summer. These include both virtual and in-person opportunities, subject to change dependent on local public health orders. Please help us spread the word to your networks.
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EVENTS
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Weds., 3/3 from 10:30 AM-Noon:
Join Conservancy Nursery Operations Manager Brian Teng for a deep dive into conducting an effective job search. The training will cover the complete process including finding open positions, assessing whether it's a good match, and increasing your chances of success.
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Thurs., 3/4 from 3-4 PM
Please join us for a Feedback Session to provide your thoughts and questions on the Parks Conservancy's Organizational Design and Alignment process and outcome. Each session is limited to 100 participants, so please register in advance. We will work to provide you some thought-provoking questions prior to the session. Questions? Please reach out to Jaimie Baxter or Audrey Yee.
Register in advance for the meetings.
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Fri., 3/5 from 11:30 AM-1 PM
You're invited to an inspiring panel of SF women working to create a beloved community, listening deeply to meet their community needs and advocating for access and equity in park spaces and nature. Learn from what inspires them; and the challenges and barriers they face. Bring your questions, perspectives, and ideas for collaboration!
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Sun., 3/7 from 11 AM-Noon:
NPS Ranger Lara Volski provides a look at different women who have played a role in the history, stewardship and preservation of the seaswept bluffs and coastal prairies just north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Listen in to learn more about the historic role of women within Coast Miwok villages, blustery light stations, WW2 and Cold War military defense systems and the creation of the GGNRA.
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Tues., 3/9 from Noon- 1 PM: Resilience is the ability to survive trauma and bounce back from stressful situations. Resilience is important for overall well-being and effectiveness at work and in life. At this seminar from Claremont EAP, learn important tips and practices in this self-reflective session.
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Thurs., 3/11 from 9 AM-Noon:
Join the Conservancy and NPS GOGA staff to learn about the unique process for applying for a Federal job. You will learn how to navigate the USA Jobs website, complete your application, and create an effective Federal resume. Time will be allotted for Q&A and participants will have to opportunity to workshop their resume with NPS GOGA staff. Training timing: 9 am-11 am: basics of the application process, tips, and Q&A. 11am-12 pm: Resume workshop with NPS GOGA staff.
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The Women's Outdoor Summit is for women of the outdoor industry to connect and learn from one another. This FREE virtual summit is from 3/11-3/13 will be geared towards cis and trans women, as well as people who experience gender discrimination in their outdoor professional and personal lives. We welcome all people who are comfortable in a space that centers the experiences of women.
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Sat., 3/13 at 11 AM:
The GGNRA's neighbors at San Francisco Maritime National Park Association will premier a short documentary film about SF’s iconic Aquatic Park Bathhouse building and its treasured murals completed during the Great Depression. The film screening will include a Q&A with director John Rogers.
The premier is open and free to the public (donations appreciated!) due to the generosity of the event’s sponsors, Leslie and Troy Daniels, who also are Parks Conservancy supporters. Registration is required.
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Across the country, national parks are celebrating Women's History Month with virtual events and happenings. Check out the NPS website for upcoming exhibits, panels, and more.
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DEPARTMENT UPDATES
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Have a submission for the Conservancy Commons? Send content and images to commons@parksconservancy.org by Friday at 10am to be included in next week's newsletter.
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Share your favorite Park Pics on Yammer by logging in with your work email and password.
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NEWSLETTER ROUNDUP
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