Eating for the Ecosystem

We are hiring two PT eco-landscaping crew members. Send an email to [email protected] for the full job description.

We are hiring two part-time eco-landscaping crew members. Each position includes 1-3 shifts per week, and each shift is between 4 and 8 hours long. Specific work days will be arranged to best fit EFTE and employee schedules. Starting hourly wage is $18+ depending upon skills and experience. Most jobs are in Philadelphia, with some additional work in nearby areas. Jobs with long commutes include a travel stipend toward fuel expenses.

EFTE is committed to increasing the workforce diversity in eco-landscaping. Women (cis and trans), Black people, Indigenous people, and other People of Color are encouraged to apply.

We've had a very busy year, including the launch of our new nonprofit branch: Eating for the Ecosystem – Applied Research and Education. Stay tuned for our LIVE on Tuesday Nov 30 at 11am!

https://www.inquirer.com/science/climate/philadelphia-birds-lights-out-audubon-20210311.html

Philly skyline will go mostly dark at night starting April 1 in an effort to save birds Most migrating birds fly at night, and they can become disoriented by artificial lights, causing them to collide with buildings or windows. The lights also throw birds off migration paths.

Find your way inside, outside 🌳 -

Find your way inside, outside 🌳

Sumac, Spice, and Everything Nice🌲 - https://mailchi.mp/1b07c1d55d52/sumac-spice-and-everything-nice
In this month's newsletter, we spotlight sumac and other seasonally useful plants like spicebush and hawthorn. We also pay homage to the dark world of soil & seeds.