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Why plant trees in communities? The Arbor Day Foundation plants trees to help communities heal after natural disasters such as: hurricanes, fires and floods. We can strategically plant trees in communities to address crime reduction, urban heat island effect, green infrastructure, community pride, and beautification as well.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, many Texas communities lost critical tree canopy. As a continued sign of hope and recovery, help us plant trees in our local community.

Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Tools, supplies, planting instructions, and trees are provided at each planting event, creating a seamless volunteer opportunity where all you need to do is arrive ready to dig in!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Why plant trees in communities? The Arbor Day Foundation plants trees to help communities heal after natural disasters such as: hurricanes, fires and floods. We can strategically plant trees in communities to address crime reduction, urban heat island effect, green infrastructure, community pride, and beautification as well.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, many Texas communities lost critical tree canopy. As a continued sign of hope and recovery, help us plant trees in our local community.

Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Tools, supplies, planting instructions, and trees are provided at each planting event, creating a seamless volunteer opportunity where all you need to do is arrive ready to dig in!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Why plant trees in communities? The Arbor Day Foundation plants trees to help communities heal after natural disasters such as: hurricanes, fires and floods. We can strategically plant trees in communities to address crime reduction, urban heat island effect, green infrastructure, community pride, and beautification as well.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, many Texas communities lost critical tree canopy. As a continued sign of hope and recovery, help us plant trees in our local community.

Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Tools, supplies, planting instructions, and trees are provided at each planting event, creating a seamless volunteer opportunity where all you need to do is arrive ready to dig in!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Trees play a vital role in our everyday lives. They improve the quality of the air we breathe and the water we drink. They beautify our streets and shade our children. So when natural disasters strike, the loss of trees is much more than meets the eye.

The Community Tree Recovery program was created out of the great need for trees in the wake of natural disasters. Through this program, residents who lost trees in major disasters caused by wildfires, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and insects can receive free trees to plant in their yards. This work is critical for re-establishing neighborhood trees...as well as a sense of community.

Please join us in this tree distribution providing a needed resource to local residents. Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Gloves will be made available if needed.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Trees play a vital role in our everyday lives. They improve the quality of the air we breathe and the water we drink. They beautify our streets and shade our children. So when natural disasters strike, the loss of trees is much more than meets the eye.

The Community Tree Recovery program was created out of the great need for trees in the wake of natural disasters. Through this program, residents who lost trees in major disasters caused by wildfires, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and insects can receive free trees to plant in their yards. This work is critical for re-establishing neighborhood trees...as well as a sense of community.

Please join us in this tree distribution providing a needed resource to local residents. Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Gloves will be made available if needed.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Trees play a vital role in our everyday lives. They improve the quality of the air we breathe and the water we drink. They beautify our streets and shade our children. So when natural disasters strike, the loss of trees is much more than meets the eye.

The Community Tree Recovery program was created out of the great need for trees in the wake of natural disasters. Through this program, residents who lost trees in major disasters caused by wildfires, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and insects can receive free trees to plant in their yards. This work is critical for re-establishing neighborhood trees...as well as a sense of community.

Please join us in this tree distribution providing a needed resource to local residents. Children age 5 and above are welcome to participate as well as any other friends and family. We ask that you wear closed toe shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Gloves will be made available if needed.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

CrowdDoing Virtual visual facilitation/graphic facilitation/visualization- Impact Potential Analysis Volunteering is a key role category. CrowdDoing leverages global virtual collaboration to help transformative social innovations scale (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gDJtdZsCHHskaiOcwf4MB1tikkL7LMoo/view?usp=sharing). You can see how we have organized volunteers around for example developing an Impact Potential Analysis vis a vis the Sustainable Development Goals for Arcimoto (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2QfhAjsxaIGU2hRNXk1QVVxUVE/view?usp=sharing). You can learn more about how CrowdDoing works here (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NlevZtOIq6NmwdfighptYqTRK_Pt-YQy/view?usp=sharing).
We need virtual volunteers who are experts at visual facilitation/graphic facilitation to help CrowdDoing help systemic changers, impact investors, social enterprises to collaborate for shared impact goals together. This is to join our events team as a volunteer visual facilitator.

For each social enterprise challenge, we identify from a systematic change perspective what volunteer expertise combinations would ideally be available for that social enterprise. CrowdDoing, a joint initiative of Match4Action (http://match4action.org is the partner of CrowdDoing along with Reframe It) needs volunteers with CrowdDoing Virtual visual facilitation/graphic facilitation/visualization- Impact Potential Analysis expertise in order to comprehensively help the social enterprise sector. Each social innovation/social enterprise challenge we work on we seek to recruit volunteers by leveraging information about who is currently interested in skilled volunteering from Linked In and other sources. Don't just stand there (https://drive.google.com/file/d/107ZxjRPn7KC5EOoe3A9_Gq5TVwfdzrFR/view?usp=sharing). This listing is for volunteers interested in helping with CrowdDoing Virtual visual facilitation/graphic facilitation/visualization- Impact Potential Analysis

If you have any questions about processes for joining CrowdDoing.world as a volunteer to support our efforts in systemic change please write to volunteerorientation@crowddoing.world

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Training Manager Volunteer Forest Fire Prevention Derivatives, CrowdDoing, Volunteer

 
See more detailed background on CrowdDoing's forest fire prevention derivatives
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dBp_HUr-tCCNaeGoSDfPrirRPbaoV3X4/view?usp=sharing
Forest Fire Prevention Derivatives, CrowdDoing, Volunteer Project Manager
Bobby Fishkin, lead author

In 2018, Sacramento was named the ""the Most Polluted City on Earth"" due to ""smoke from Camp Fire,"" This proposal aims to prevent that from happening again through adopting a systemic approach and collaborating with stakeholders to actively prevent future such events. The insurance industry, along with institutional chief risk officers, have begun to recognize the importance of moving from ""loss compensation to loss prevention.""

CrowdDoing and Project Heather propose launching a prevention derivative with two new stakeholders: (a) contingent payers who pay in proportion to the reduction in risk, and (b) impact investors who finance social innovations in which their return is similarly proportional to the reduction in risk. It will build on existing precedents for contingent contracts involving social- innovation-based risk prevention.

Forest Fire Prevention Derivatives, CrowdDoing, Volunteer Insurance Underwriter
A spectrum of forest fire risk prevention approaches are available: from creative new social innovations to well-established interventions.The forest fire risk prevention derivative would first survey existing forest fire prevention interventions in Greater Sacramento with an eye towards which ones might be suitable to support and expand. It would then review global social innovations that might be relevant to Northern California to determine which to replicate. Entities involved in risk management and risk securitisation, from insurers to reinsurers to retrocessionaires, ought to welcome the chance to share liability proportionally through a commons of prevention innovations. The prevention derivative can expand as more institutions and individuals join as contingent payers and impact investors in order prevent a larger portion of collective risk. Payments by private and public institutions to support prevention derivatives can be in-kind, through services, and/or financial

Strategic thinking is the most important skill in this role. You should also be analytical with strong organizational abilities. If you also have experience in market research and business operations, we’d like to meet you.


Training Manager Volunteer Forest Fire Prevention Derivatives, CrowdDoing, Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities
Design and develop comprehensive programs for training, including corporate topics, HR training, and compliance training
Select the ideal training methods or activities for a particular purpose and audience (online, role playing, mentoring,, professional development classes, etc.)
Market and promote training opportunities to employees in an compelling way that provides all necessary information
Conduct regular, whole-organization needs assessments, identifying skills or knowledge gaps that need addressing
Utilize training best practices and education principles
Analyze and incorporate new training methods and techniques
Develop and prepare educational/training aids and materials, as needed
Evaluate effectiveness of training courses and provide summary reports to management, determining impact of training on employee skills and corporate goals
Collaborate with and connect internal stakeholders and liaise with various experts regarding instruction and training planning
Maintain a database of curriculum, materials, and personnel training records
Organize and conduct train-the-trainer sessions for in-house experts/trainers
Oversee and maintain in-house training facilities and necessary training equipment
Training Manager Volunteer Forest Fire Prevention Derivatives, CrowdDoing, Volunteer Requirements and Qualifications
BS degree in training, HR, education or other related field
Significant work experience as a trainer, coach, or training facilitator, preferably in a large corporate environment
Knowledge and successful implementation of instructional design theory
Familiar with both traditional and modern job training methods, trends and techniques
Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Office proficiency; familiarity with web delivery tools
Outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal
Exceptional organizational skills, including the ability to handle multiple assignments and prioritize work.

If you have any questions about processes for joining CrowdDoing.world as a volunteer to support our efforts in systemic change please write to volunteerorientation@crowddoing.world

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In the 1900 we still had around 100 000 cheetahs in the word, now their numbers are under 7000. Participate and financially support the re-introduction of endangered species, especially cheetah, into the protected wild. To work closely with the cheetahs contribute to the conservation of this precious species, and understand the plight the cheetah faces. Work towards their long term survival.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Daily	3	n/a	n/a

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Help us complete our mission in Davis!

100 Hives Davis and The PolliNation are folk art, scientific and technical experiment, and a living classroom education built around sub/urban honeybees and native pollinators respectively.

Our work is based on the that transformation of our human occupied space arrive principles of sustainability will not occur as result if inconvenient truths, but by demonstrating a lifestyle that's way more fun. We integrate honeybees and city beekeeping into aureus tray invoice or locality in intrepid adventures in urban rewilding and agrarian renaissance..

Circle of Bees is a local member network of hosts, volunteers, collaborators, and supporters who understand the importance of conservationists ecology as a form of wealth making abd a solution to every problem facing society today, from poverty, unemployment, and hunger to endemic drug culture, to wealth as education inequality. We see ourselves first as an artwork: creating spectacles that attract members to our social cause.

Our projects 100 Hives Davis and The PolliNation are a prototype of a comprehensive approach to managing sub/urban pollinators as a public survice, but in a way that engages as many folks as possible in the inclusive project of building cities and towns that are more like garden, farm, orchard, forest, meadow, as assorted wild natural space.